Australian Literary Awards: Queensland Literary Awards

• 2021 – Nardi Simpson - Song of the Crocodile
• 2020 –  Mirandi Riwoe - Stone Sky Gold Mountain
• 2019 – Carrie Tiffany - Exploded View
• 2018 – Kim Scott – Taboo
• 2017 – Melissa Ashley - The Birdman's Wife
• 2016 – Georgia Blain - Between a Wolf and a Dog
• 2015 – Joan London - The Golden Age
• 2014 – Richard Flanagan - Narrow Road to the Deep North
• 2013 – Melissa Lucashenko - Mullumbimby
• 2012 – Frank Moorhouse - Cold Light
• 2011 – Amanda Lohrey - Reading Madame Bovary
• 2010 – J.M. Coetzee - Summertime
• 2009 – Richard Flanagan - Wanting
• 2008 – Helen Garner - Spare Room
• 2007 – Alexis Wright - Carpentaria
• 2006 – Brian Castro - The Garden Book
• 2005 – Tim Winton - The Turning
• 2004 – J.M Coetzee - Elizabeth Costello
• 2003 – Janette Turner Hospital - Due Preparations For The Plague
• 2002 – Venero Armanno - The Volcano
• 2001 – Peter Carey - True History of the Kelly Gang
• 2000 – Thea Astley - Drylands
• 1999 – Les Murray - Freddy Neptune

• 2021 – Ouyang Yu - Terminally Poetic
• 2020 – Pi.O - Heide
• 2019 – Alison Whittaker - Blakwork
• 2018 – Michael Farrell –  I Love Poetry
• 2017 – Antigone Kefala - Fragments
• 2016 – David Musgrave - Anatomy of Voice
• 2015 – Les Murray - Waiting for the Past
• 2014 – David Malouf - Earth Hour
• 2013 – John Kinsella - Jam Tree Gully
• 2012 – Peter Rose - Crimson Crop
• 2011 – John Tranter - Starlight: 150 poems
• 2010 – Peter Boyle - Apocrypha
• 2009 – Emma Jones - The Striped World
• 2008 – David Malouf - Typewriter Music
• 2007 – Laurie Duggan - The Passenger
• 2006 – John Kinsella - The New Arcadia
• 2005 – Sarah Day - The Ship
• 2004 – Judith Beveridge - Wolf Notes
• 2003 – Emma Lew - Anything the Landlord Touches
• 2002 – Alan Wearne - The Lovemakers
• 2001 – Brook Emery - And Dug My Fingers Into Sand
• 2000 – Luke Davis - Running with the Light
• 1999 – Anthony Lawrence - Skinned by Light
• 1997 – Emily Ballou - Enter

• 2021 – Laura Elvery - Ordinary Matter
• 2020 – Joey Bui - Lucky Ticket
• 2019 – Debra Adelaide - Zebra: And Other Stories
• 2018 – Jennifer Down – Pulse Points
• 2017 – Kyra Giorgi - The Circle and the Equator
• 2016 – Elizabeth Harrower - A Few Days in the Country and Other Stories; Fiona McFarlane - The High Places
• 2015 – Christos Tsiolkas - Merciless Gods
• 2014 – Ceridwen Dovey -  Only the Animals
• 2013 – Cate Kennedy - Like a House on Fire
• 2012 – Janette Turner Hospital - Forecast: Turbulence
• 2011 – Amanda Lohrey - Reading Madame Bovary
• 2010 – Karen Hitchcock - Little White Slips
• 2009 – Nam Le - The Boat
• 2008 – John Hughes - Someone Else
• 2007 – David Malouf - Every Move you Make
• 2006 – Craig Cormick - A Funny Things Happened at 27 000 Feet...
• 2005 – John Clanchy - Vincenzo's Garden
• 2004 – Eva Sallis - Mahjar
• 2003 – Gillian Mears - A Map of the Gardens
• 2001 – Judith Clarke - Wolf on the Fold
• 2000 – Elliot Perman - The Reasons I Won't Be Coming; Merlinda Bobis - White Turtle

The Queensland Literary Awards continues the important tradition of the Queensland Premier's Literary Awards that began in 1999 and ceased in 2012 when state government pulled funding.