2024 in Australian literature

Literature-related events in Australia during the year of 2024

This is a list of historical events and publications of Australian literature during 2024.

## Events

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* Both the chief executive and deputy chairman quit over promotional material released for the 2024 Melbourne Writers Festival[1]
* Major Australian online bookseller Booktopia enters voluntary administration as it explores options for "sale and/or recapitalisation."[2]

## Major publications

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### Literary fiction

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* Jumaana Abdu – Translations
* Robbie Arnott – Dusk[3]
* Amy Brown – My Brilliant Sister[4]
* Shankari Chandran – Safe Haven[5]
* Melanie Cheng – The Burrow
* Charmian Clift – The End of the Morning[6]
* Michelle de Kretser – Theory & Practice[7]
* David Dyer – This Kingdom of Dust[8]
* Nikki Gemmell – Wing[9]
* Rodney Hall – Vortex
* Dylin Hardcastle – A Language of Limbs[10]
* Anita Heiss – Dirrayawadha[11]
* Kirsty Iltners – Depth of Field[12]
* Gail Jones – One Another[13]
* Lauren Keegan – All the Bees in the Hollows[14]
* Meg Keneally – Free[15]
* Kate Kruimink – Heartsease[16]
* Siang Lu – Ghost Cities[17]
* Emily Maguire – Rapture[18]
* Alex Miller – The Deal[19]
* Stephen Orr – Shining Like the Sun[20]
* Jock Serong – Cherrywood[21]
* Inga Simpson – The Thinning[22]
* Nardi Simpson – The Belburd[23]
* Tim Winton – Juice

### Short story collections

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* Ceridwen Dovey – Only the Astronauts[24]
* Fiona McFarlane – Highway 13
* Mykaela Saunders – Always Will Be[25]

### Crime and mystery

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* Garry Disher – Sanctuary[26]
* Candice Fox – Devil's Kitchen[27]
* Sulari Gentill – The Mystery Writer[28]
* Chris Hammer – The Valley[29]
* Dervla McTiernan – What Happened to Nina?
* Louise Milligan – Pheasants Nest[30]

### Science fiction and Fantasy

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* Greg Egan
* "Death and the Gorgon"[31]
* Morphotrophic[32]
* Kate Forsyth – Psyckhe[33]
* Ben Peek – "Shadow Films"[34]
* Angela Slatter – The Briar Book of the Dead[35]
* Kaaron Warren – The Underhistory[36]

### Children's and young adult

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* Kate Emery – My Family and Other Suspects[37]
* Ambelin Kwaymullina – Liar's Test[38]
* Emma Lord – Anomaly[39]
* Katrina Nannestead – All the Beautiful Things[40]
* Lili Wilkinson – Deep is the Fen[41]

### Poetry

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* Chris Andrews – The Oblong Plot[42]
* Manisha Anjali – Naag Mountain[43]
* Judith Beveridge – Tintinnabulum[44]
* Hasib Hourani – rock flight[45]
* Nam Le – 36 Ways of Writing a Vietnamese Poem[46]
* Jeanine Leane – gawimarra gathering[47]
* Kate Middleton – Television[48]
* Izzy Roberts-Orr – Raw Salt[49]

### Plays

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* Patricia Cornelius – Bad Boy[50]
* Glenn Shea – Three Magpies Perched in a Tree[51]
* Melanie Tait – The Queen's Nanny[52]
* David Williamson – The Great Divide[53]

### Non-Fiction

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* James Bradley – Deep Water[54]
* Criss Canning – The Paintings of Criss Canning[55]
* Santilla Chingaipe – Black Convicts
* Helen Garner – The Season
* Royce Kurmelovs – Slick: Australia's Toxic Relationship with Big Oil[56]
* Amy McQuire – Black Witness
* Lucia Osborne-Crowley – The Lasting Harm: Witnessing the Trial of Ghislaine Maxwell[57]
* Cher Tan – Peripathetic : Notes on (Un)belonging[58]

### Memoir

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* Abbas El-Zein – Bullet, Paper, Rock[59]
* Susan Hampton – Anything Can Happen[60]
* Samah Sabawi – Cactus Pear for My Beloved
* Markus Zusak – Three Wild Dogs and the Truth[61]

## Awards and honours

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Note: these awards were presented in the year in question.

### Lifetime achievement

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Award  | Author

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Melbourne Prize for Literature[62] | Alexis Wright
Mona Brand Award[63] | Belinda Chayko
Patrick White Award[64] | Pi O

### Literary

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Award  | Author  | Title  | Publisher

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ALS Gold Medal[65] | Alexis Wright | Praiseworthy | Giramondo Publishing
Colin Roderick Award[66] | Melissa Lucashenko | Edenglassie | University of Queensland Press
Indie Book Awards Book of the Year[67] | David Marr | Killing for Country: A Family Story | Black Inc
New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards[68] | Ali Cobby Eckermann | She Is the Earth | Magabala Books
Stella Prize[69] | Alexis Wright | Praiseworthy | Giramondo Publishing
Victorian Premier's Literary Awards[70] | Grace Yee | Chinese Fish | Giramondo Publishing

### Fiction

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Award  | Author  | Title  | Publisher

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Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature[71] | SJ Norman  | Permafrost | University of Queensland Press
The Age Book of the Year[72] | Tony Birch | Women & Children | University of Queensland Press
ARA Historical Novel Prize[73] | Melissa Lucashenko | Edenglassie | University of Queensland Press
The Australian/Vogel Literary Award[74] | Kristina Ross  | First Year | Allen and Unwin
Barbara Jefferis Award (joint winners)[75] | Sara M Saleh  | Songs for the Dead and the Living | Affirm
Lucy Treloar | Days of Innocence and Wonder | Picador
Indie Book Awards Book of the Year – Fiction[67] | Melissa Lucashenko | Edenglassie | University of Queensland Press
Indie Book Awards Book of the Year – Debut Fiction[67] | Jane Harrison  | The Visitors | Fourth Estate
Miles Franklin Award[76] | Alexis Wright | Praiseworthy | Giramondo Publishing
Prime Minister's Literary Awards[77] | Andre Dao  | Anam | Hamish Hamilton
New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards[78] | Angela O'Keeffe  | The Sitter | University of Queensland Press
Queensland Literary Awards[79] | Sharlene Allsopp  | The Great Undoing | Ultimo
Victorian Premier's Literary Awards[70] | Melissa Lucashenko | Edenglassie | University of Queensland Press
Voss Literary Prize [80] | Alexis Wright | Praiseworthy | Giramondo

### Children and Young Adult

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Award  | Category  | Author  | Title  | Publisher

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ARA Historical Novel Prize | Children and Young Adult  | Beverley McWilliams  | Spies in the Sky | Pantera Press
Children's Book of the Year Award[81] | Older Readers | Karen Comer  | Grace Notes | Lothian
Younger Readers | Tristan Bancks | Scar Town | Puffin
Picture Book | Kelly Canby  | Timeless | Fremantle Press
Early Childhood | Briony Stewart | Gymnastica Fantastica! | Lothian
Eve Pownall Award for Information Books | Isolde Martyn & Robyn Ridgeway, illus by Louise Hogan  | Country Town | Fremantle Press
Indie Book Awards Book of the Year[67] | Children's | Jaclyn Moriarty | The Impossible Secret of Lillian Velvet | Allen & Unwin
Young Adult | Melissa Kang & Yumi Stynes | Welcome to Sex | Hardie Grant
Prime Minister's Literary Awards[77] | Children's  | Violet Wadrill, Topsy Dodd Ngarnjal, Leah Leaman, Cecelia Edwards, Cassandra Algy, Felicity Meakins, Briony Barr & Gregory Crocetti  | Tamarra: A Story of Termites on Gurindji Country | Hardie Grant
Young Adult  | Will Kostakis | We Could Be Something | Allen & Unwin
New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards[82] | Children's  | Levi Pinfold  | Paradise Sands: A story of enchantment | Walker Books
Young People's  | Helena Fox  | The Quiet and the Loud | Pan Macmillan Australia
Queensland Literary Awards[79] | Children's  | Karen Comer  | Sunshine on Vinegar Street | Allen & Unwin
Young Adult  | sydney knoo  | The Spider and Her Demons | Penguin
Victorian Premier's Literary Awards[70] | Young Adult Fiction  | Lili Wilkinson | A Hunger of Thorns | Allen & Unwin
Western Australian Premier's Book Awards[83] | Children's  | Dianne Wolfer | Scout and the Rescue Dogs | Walker Books

### Crime and Mystery

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#### National

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Award  | Category  | Author  | Title  | Publisher

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Davitt Award[84] | Novel  | Monica Vuu  | When One of Us Hurts | Pan Macmillan
Young adult novel  | Amy Doak  | Eleanor Jones Is Not a Murderer | Penguin Books
Children's novel  | Lucinda Gifford  | The Wolves of Greycoat Hall | Walker Books
Non-fiction  | Rebecca Hazel  | The Schoolgirl, Her Teacher and His Wife | Vintage Books
Debut  | Christine Keighery  | The Half Brother | Ultimo
Readers' choice  | Alison Goodman | The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies | HarperCollins
Ned Kelly Award[85] | Novel  | Sally Hepworth | Darling Girls | Pan Macmillan
First novel  | Matt Francis  | Murder in the Pacific: Ifira Point | Big Sky Publishing
True crime  | Nick McKenzie | Crossing the Line | Hachette Australia

### Non-Fiction

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Award  | Category  | Author  | Title  | Publisher

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The Age Book of the Year[72] | Non-Fiction  | Ross McMullin | Life So Full of Promise | Scribe
Indie Book Awards Book of the Year[67] | Non-Fiction | David Marr | Killing for Country: A Family Story | Black Inc
Illustrated Non-Fiction | Wendy Cooper  | The Bird Art of William T. Cooper | National Library of Australia
National Biography Award[86] | Biography  | Lamisse Hamouda  | The Shape of Dust: a father wrongly imprisoned. A daughter's quest to free him | Pantera Press
Prime Minister's Literary Awards[77] | Non-Fiction  | Daniel Browning  | Close to the Subject: Selected Works | Magabala Books
Australian History  | Ryan Cropp  | Donald Horne: A Life in the Lucky Country | La Trobe University Press
New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards[82] | Non-Fiction  | Christine Kenneally | Ghosts of the Orphanage | Hachette Australia
New South Wales Premier's History Awards[87] | Australian History  | Alecia Simmonds  | Courting: An Intimate History of Love and the Law | La Trobe University Press, with Black Inc[88]
Community and Regional History  | Shauna Bostock  | Reaching Through Time: Finding my family's stories | Allen & Unwin
General History  | Katharine E. McGregor  | Systemic Silencing: Activism, Memory, and Sexual Violence in Indonesia | University of Wisconsin Press
Queensland Literary Awards[79] | Non-Fiction  | Abbas El-Zein | Bullet, Paper, Rock: A Memoir of Words and Wars | Upswell
Victorian Premier's Literary Awards[70] | Non-Fiction  | Ellen van Neerven | Personal Score: Sport, Culture, Identity | University of Queensland Press

### Poetry

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Award  | Author  | Title  | Publisher

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Anne Elder Award[89] | Sara M. Saleh  | The Flirtation of Girls/Ghazal el-Banat | University of Queensland Press
Mary Gilmore Award[90] | Dan Hogan  | Secret Third Thing | Cordite Books
Prime Minister's Literary Awards[77] | Amy Crutchfield  | Aphrodite | Giramondo Publishing
New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards[82] | Tais Rose Wae  | Riverbed Sky Songs | Vagabond Press
Judith Wright Calanthe Award for a Poetry Collection[79] | L. K. Holt  | Three Books | Vagabond Press
Victorian Premier's Literary Awards[70] | Grace Yee | Chinese Fish | Giramondo Publishing

### Drama

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Award  | Category  | Author  | Title  | Publisher

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New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards[82] | Script  | Anna Barnes  | Safe Home, Episode 1  | Kindling Pictures
Play  | Nicholas Brown | Sex Magick | Griffin Theatre Company & Currency Press
Victorian Premier's Literary Awards[70] |  | S. Shakthidharan and Eamon Flack | The Jungle and the Sea | Belvoir St Theatre & Currency Press

## Deaths

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* 13 January – David Hansen, art historian (born 1958)[91]
* 4 February – Lowitja O'Donoghue, public administrator and Indigenous rights advocate (born 1932)[92]
* 19 February – Marion Halligan, novelist, short story writer, reviewer and essayist (born 1940)[93]
* 25 March – Ian Heads, historian and journalist (born 1943)[94]
* 30 April – Lyndall Ryan, historian (born 1943)[95][96]
* 10 May – Hugh Edwards, journalist, author and marine photographer (born 1933 in Scotland)[97]
* 24 July – Ray Lawler, playwright (born 1921)[98]
* 31 August – Jack Hibberd, playwright (born 1940)[99]
* 4 October – Barbara Blackman, writer, essayist, poet, librettist, broadcaster and philanthropist (born 1928)[100]
* 30 November – Susan Duncan, journalist, memoirist and novelist (born 1951)[101]
* 10 December – Brenda Walker, novelist (born 1957)[102]

Unknown date

* Eric Beach, poet and playwright (born in New Zealand, 1947)[103]

## See also

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* 2024 in Australia
* 2024 in literature
* 2024 in poetry
* List of years in Australian literature
* List of years in literature

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