SCWC 2022 Poetry Award Shortlist Announcement

The SCWC 2022 Poetry Award had an incredible draw of poems this year, and it was no easy challenge for the judges Dr Joshua Lobb and Dr Sarah Nicholson to choose from so many excellent submissions. The winners will be announced at the SCWC 2022 Poetry Awards soon, please see below for the Shortlists and Longlists.

 

SCWC 2022 Poetry Award

SHORTLIST

Erin Shiel - Capers

Isabella Luna - grand(m)other

Rhian Healy - Time stands still

Rhian Healy - Paths to Water

Alisha Brown - What I would tell you, if you asked

Linda Albertson - Sestina flows on Keira street, near the Bourke Street end

Mike Epworth - They Find Their Way to Water

Natalie Cooke - Under

Lakshmi Kanchi - Watermarks

Anne-Marie Te Whiu - Bound by water

Nakita Kitson - Castle Rock

Sean West - How to Breathe Underwater

Linda Godfrey - The Weight of the Sea

Jonathan Cant - Kirra Sunset

LONGLIST

Erin Shiel - Capers

Isabella Luna - grand(m)other

Rhian Healy - Time stands still

Rhian Healy - Paths to Water

Alisha Brown - What I would tell you, if you asked

Linda Albertson - Sestine flows on Keira street

Mike Epworth - They Find Their Way to Water

Natalie Cooke - Under

Lakshmi Kanchi - Watermarks

Anne-Marie Te Whiu - Bound by water

Nakita Kitson - Castle Rock

Sean West - How to Breathe Underwater

Linda Godfrey - The Weight of the Sea

Jonathan Cant - Kirra Sunset

Emily Gray – Blue Ship

Alison Thomson – The Ocean has its waves out today

Tim Heffernan – The end of water

Trudie Murrell – Mirage

Deborah Huff - Horwood – Sheets Creak

Moira Kirkwood – Ways to Water: three considerations

India Breen - Footfalls

Natalie Cooke - Under

Pri Victor - Sea glass

Tanya Scott - Frank

Linda East – Seventy-three per cent water

Elanna Herbert – Washerwomans’

Linda Mcquarrie-Bowerman – A Winter Beach

Kai Jensen – Littoral

Camille Booker – Mermaid’s Hair

 

SCWC / Wollongong Art Gallery prize

for a poem responding to a work in the Ways To Water exhibition at WAG

SHORTLIST

Alisha Brown - What I would tell you, if asked

Amelia Fielden - Gong thong

Lore White - Big Island Gulls

Peter Frankis - Eight ways to look at an octopus

LONGLIST

Emily Gray – Blue Ship

Tim Heffernan – The end of water

Linda Mcquarrie-Bowerman – A Winter Beach

Lore White - Big Island Gulls

Peter Frankis - Eight ways to look at an octopus

Alisha Brown - What I would tell you, if you asked

Amelia Fielden - Gong thong

Camille Booker – Mermaid’s hair

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