Josephine Ulrick Prizes
Amongst the richest poetry and short story prizes in the world, the Josephine Ulrick prizes in 2011 are worth $40,000 in prize money.
Griffith University's School of Humanities on the Gold Coast administers the Josephine Ulrick Literature Prize and the Josephine Ulrick Poetry Prize on behalf of the Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Foundation for the Arts.
The Josephine Ulrick Literature Prize 2011
For a 1000 - 3000 word short story
First Prize: $10,000
Second Prize: $5,000
Commended: 2 prizes each at $2,500
Closing date 31 January 2011
- Entry Form for the Literature Prize
- More information on the life of Josephine Ulrick
- Terms and Conditions of Entry for the Literature Prize
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Contact Us
- Past Winners for the Literature Prize
The Josephine Ulrick Poetry Prize 2011
Up to 200 line poem or suite of poems
First Prize: $10,000
Second Prize: $5,000
Commended: 2 prizes each at $2,500
Closing date 31 January 2011
- More information on the life of Josephine Ulrick
- Entry Form for the Poetry Prize
- Terms and Conditions of Entry for the Poetry Prize
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Contact Us
- Past Winners for the Poetry Prize
- General Enquiries Phone Number
- (07) 5552 8093
+61 7 5552 8093 - General Enquiries Email
- c.keys@griffith.edu.au
- Location and Postal Address
- School of Humanities,
Gold Coast Campus,
Griffith University,
QLD 4222
Australia
Enquiries to Clare Keys
Read the 2009 and 2010 winners and see the judges' comments at http://www.textjournal.com.au/ulrick
2010 Poetry Prize Winners
First Prize ($10,000) 'endtime' by Nathan Curnow, Victoria.
Second Prize ($5,000) 'Always Sometimes Never' by Andrew Slattery, New South Wales.
Commended ($2,500) 'One Broken Knife' by Carmen Leigh Keates, Queensland.
Commended ($2,500) 'Dead Sea Psalms' by Jill Pattinson, Victoria.
2010 Literature Prize Winners
First Prize ($10,000) 'The Geometry Lesson' by Jewelene Barrile, Victoria.
Second Prize ($5,000) 'Steeple Chase' by Krissy Kneen, Queensland.
Commended ($2,500) 'The Early Hours of the Morning' by Bronwyn Lea, Queensland.
Commended ($2,500) 'Ruined Girls' by Felicity Plunkett, Queensland.