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Stella Prize 2026 Shortlist Features Six Australian Women and Non-Binary Writers

award · 2026-04-09

The Stella Prize has revealed its 2026 shortlist, comprising six works by Australian women and non-binary authors. Selected from 212 entries, the shortlisted books include Evelyn Araluen's poetry collection The Rot, Geraldine Brooks's non-fiction memoir Memorial Days, Miranda Darling's novel Fireweather, Lee Lai's graphic novel Cannon, Marika Sosnowski's non-fiction work 58 Facets: On violence and the law, and Tasma Walton's fiction title I Am Nannertgarrook. Each shortlisted author receives $5,000, with the $60,000 prize winner to be announced on 13 May. Stella Prize CEO and Creative Director Fiona Sweet praised the diverse storytelling, noting genres ranging from graphic novels to poetry and memoir. Chair of Judges Sophie Gee highlighted the creative vitality and literary rigour of the selections. Past winners include Michelle de Kretser (2025), Alexis Wright (2024), and Sarah Holland-Batt (2023).

Key facts

  • The Stella Prize 2026 shortlist includes six books by Australian women and non-binary writers.
  • 212 books were entered for consideration.
  • The winner receives $60,000, announced on 13 May 2026.
  • Each shortlisted author gets $5,000 in prize money.
  • Shortlisted works span poetry, graphic novels, non-fiction, memoir, and fiction.
  • Stella Prize CEO Fiona Sweet emphasized the diversity of stories and genres.
  • Chair of Judges Sophie Gee noted the creative vitality and literary rigour of the selections.
  • Past winners include Evelyn Araluen (2022) and Alexis Wright (2024 and 2018).

Entities

Artists

  • Evelyn Araluen
  • Geraldine Brooks
  • Miranda Darling
  • Lee Lai
  • Marika Sosnowski
  • Tasma Walton
  • Fiona Sweet
  • Sophie Gee
  • Michelle de Kretser
  • Alexis Wright
  • Sarah Holland-Batt
  • Evie Wyld
  • Jess Hill
  • Vicki Laveau-Harvie
  • Heather Rose
  • Charlotte Wood
  • Emily Bitto
  • Clare Wright
  • Carrie Tiffany
  • Johanna Bell
  • Michael Winkler
  • Victoria Brownlee
  • Brendan Colley
  • Charlotte McConaghy

Institutions

  • Stella Prize
  • ArtsHub
  • ScreenHub
  • Indie Book Awards

Locations

  • Australia

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