– Lorna Hallahan: On being Odd and David Hansen: Seeing Truganini 2011 – Dean Biron: The Death of the Writer and Moira McKinnon: Who Killed Matilda? 2012 – Matt Rubinstein: Body and Soul: Copyright and Law Enforcement in the Age of the Electronic Book 2013 – Martin Thomas: "Because it's your country": Bringing Back the Bones to West Arnhem Land 2014 – Christine Piper: Unearthing the past 2015 – Sophie Cunningham: Staying with the trouble 2016 – Michael Winkler: The Great Red Whale 2017 – Michael Adams: Salt Blood 2018 – Lucas Grainger-Brown: We Three Hundred 2019 – Grace Karskens: Nah Doongh's Song 2020 – Yves Rees: Reading the Mess Backwards 2021 – Theodore Ell: Façades of Lebanon Peter Porter Poetry Prize Australian Book Review established its annual Poetry Prize in 2005, and in 2011 renamed it the Peter Porter Poetry Prize in memory of the Australian poet Peter Porter (1929–2010). The Prize is one of Australia's most lucrative awards for poetry. Winning and short-listed entries are published in ABR. Judith Bishop and Anthony Lawrence are the only poets to win the prize twice. The prize is open to poets around the world writing in English. Entrants can submit a single poem of no more than 75 lines. Multiple entries are permitted, and all poems are judged anonymously. Winners 2005 – Stephen Edgar: Man on the Moon 2006 – Judith Bishop: Still Life with Cockles and Shells 2007 – Alex Skovron:Sanctum 2008 – Ross Clark:' 'Danger: Lantana 2009 – Tracy Ryan: Lost Property 2010 – Anthony Lawrence: Domestic Emergencies 2011 – Judith Bishop: 'Openings' and Tony Lintermans: Self-portrait at Sixty 2012 – Michael Farrell: Beautiful Mother 2013 – John A. Scott: Four Sonnets 2014 – Jessica L. Wilkinson: Arrival Platform Humlet 2015 – Judith Beveridge: As Wasps Fly Upwards 2016 – Amanda Joy: Tailings 2017 – Louis Klee: Sentence to Lilacs and Damen O'Brien: pH 2018 – Nicholas Wong: 101, Taipei 2019 – Andy Kissane: Searching the Dead and Belle Ling: 63 Temple Street, Mong Kok 2020 – A. Frances Johnson: My Father's Thesaurus 2021 – Sara M. Saleh: A Poetics of Fo(u)rgetting 2022 – Anthony Lawrence: In the Shadows of Our Heads ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize Australian Book Review revived its annual short story competition in 2010, and in 2011 renamed it the ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize in memory of the late Australian writer, Elizabeth