Western Australian Premier's Book Awards - 2004 Shortlist
Fiction | Poetry | Young Adult's Books | Children's Books | Script | West Australian History Award | Non-Fiction
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Sixty Lights - Gail Jones (Random House Australia) |
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Toccata and Rain - Philip Salom (Fremantle Arts Centre Press) |
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The Turning - Tim Winton |
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Focusing Saturn - Michael Heald (Fremantle Arts Centre Press) |
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Fontanelle - Andrew Lansdown (Five Islands Press) |
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Against Certain Capture - Miriam Wei Wei Lo (Five Islands Press) |
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Fireshadow - Anthony Eaton (University of Queensland Press) |
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The Fur - Nathan Hobby
(Fremantle Arts Centre Press) |
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The Last Muster - Leonie Norrington (Omnibus Books) |
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A Home for Bilby - Joanne Crawford & Grace Fielding (Magabala Books) |
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Black Earth - Elaine Forrestal (Puffin Books (Penguin)) |
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The Call of the Osprey - Norman Jorgensen &
Brian Harrison-Lever
(Fremantle Arts Centre Press) |
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Corroboree - Suzanne Kelly, Angus Wallam & Norma MacDonald |
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The Chatroom - Reg Cribb (Perth Theatre Company) |
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Two Episodes of "Foreign Exchange" - John Rapsey (Magma Films/Southern Star Entertainment) |
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Yandy - Jolly Read (Black Swan Theatre Company) |
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Behind the Play - Anthony Barker (West Australian Football Commission) |
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House to House - David Black & Phillip Pendal (Parliament of Western Australia) |
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A Dream of Passion - David Hough (His Majesty's Theatre Foundation) |
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Midland Railway Workshops - Nic Ellis & Chris Smyth (West Australian Newspapers) |
| * These books are also considered short listed for the Non-fiction Award |
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Conversations with the Constitution - Greg Craven (University of New South Wales Press) |
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The Boonah Tragedy - Ian McNeill Darroch (Access Press) |
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Redbill - Kate Lance
(Fremantle Arts Centre Press) |
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Odilo Globocnik - Hitler's Man in the East - Joseph Poprzeczny (McFarland & Co.) |
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Two
Sisters: Ngarta and Jukuna - Ngarta Jinny Bent, Jukuna Mona Chuguna,
Pat Lowe & Eirlys Richards (Fremantle Arts Centre Press) |
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A Jury of Whose Peers? -
Sandy Toussaint & Kate Auty (University of Western Australia Press) |