Marginalia — Awards
Ella and the Amazing Frog Orchestra wins the Wilderness Society's Environment Award for Children's Fiction Literature
Lauren Pratt Awards Cassy Polimeni Ella and the Amazing Frog Orchestra Ella and the Frogs Hykie Breeze
The Wilderness Society's Environment Award for Children's Literature, now in its 31st year, recognises books that inspire a love for nature-from the soil below to the canopy above.
The Hum Hearers wins the 2025 Wesley Michel Wright Prize
Lauren Pratt Awards Shey Marque The Hum Hearers
The Infant Vine named a finalist in the 2025 Queensland Literary Awards
Lauren Pratt Awards Isabella G. Mead Queensland Literary Awards The Infant Vine
The Infant Vine, the debut poetry collection, by Isabella G. Mead has been named a finalist in the 2025 Queensland Literary Awards.
The Judith Wright Calanthe Award for a Poetry Collection is awarded to an outstanding collection of poetry by an Australian poet.
Emily Tsokos Purtill named winner in the WA Premier's Book Awards for her multi-generational Greek-Australian novel
Lauren Pratt Awards Emily Tsokos Purtill MATIA WA Premier's Book Awards
Western Australian author, Emily Tsokos Purtill has won the Emerging Writer award in the 2025 WA Premier's Book Awards for her debut novel Matia.
Borderland shortlisted in 2 categories for the 2024 Queensland Literary Awards
Lauren Pratt Awards Borderland Graham Akhurst Queensland Literary Awards
Graham Akhurst's debut novel, Borderland, has been shortlisted for the Queensland Premier's Award for a Work of State Significance and for the Young Adult Book Award.