Previous Submissions
The Griffin Poetry Prize receives hundreds of entries from publishers around the world and the information is available in this database, which is updated in April annually.
Red Hen Press
United States
2005
Glacier Lily
Chungmi Kim
2005
Rebloom
Lisa Krueger
2005
The Scar Saloon
Sholeh Wolpe
River City Publishing
United States
2005
Necessary Acts
Peter Huggins
2005
Ready to Eat the Sky
Kevin Pilkington
Seraphim Editions
Canada
2005
Blue Angels
Stephen Humphrey
2005
Brother to Dragons, Companion to Owls
Andrea Jarmai
2005
In Search of the Emerald City
Stan Rogal
Seren Books
United Kingdom
2005
Quiver
Deryn Rees-Jones
2005
Selected and New Poems
John Powell Ward
2005
Selected Poems
Christine Evans
2005
The Mirror Trade
Zoe Skoulding
2005
The Never-Never
Kathryn Gray
Shearsman Books
United Kingdom
2005
M. T. C. Cronin
2005
Collected Poems
Lee Harwood
2005
Migrations
Mark Schafer (Tr.),
Gloria Gervitz
2005
New and Selected Poems
Kelvin Corcoran
2005
The Eastern Boroughs
John Welch
2005
The Purpose of the Gift
Michael Smith
South Western Ontario Poetry
Canada
2005
Drinking with Old Men
Vic Elias
2005
Portraits and Still Life
Sheila Martindale
Southern Illinois University Press
United States
2005
Beautiful Trouble
Amy Fleury
2005
Birthmark
Jon Pineda
2005
Twenty First Century Blues
Richard Cecil
2005
Year of the Snake
Lee Ann Roripaugh
Spinifex Press
Australia
2005
Modewarre - Home Ground
Patricia Sykes
2005
The Wings of Angels
Sandy Jeffs
Steele Roberts
New Zealand
2005
Naming the Mind like Trees
Tom Weston
2005
The Late Great Blackball Bridge Sonnets
Jeffrey Paparoa Holman
Summer Palace Press
Ireland
2005
Almost Dancing
Heather Newcombe
2005
Mosaic
Sally Wheeler
2005
Paddy Dies
Stewart Parker
2005
Shout if you want me to Sing
Imelda Maguire
2005
Soft Shoes and Sunshine
Don Byrne
2005
Take a Deep Breath
Denise Blake
Talon Books
Canada
2005
I. Another. The Space Between: Selected Poems
Jamie Reid
2005
narrative enigma/rumours uv hurricane
Bill Bissett
2005
NonZero Definitions
Gil McElroy
2005
The House That Hijack Built
Adeena Karasick
2005
what's left
Rob McLennan