Forward Poetry Prize

Der Forward Poetry Prize i​st ein britischer Literaturpreis.

Er w​urde 1991 begründet m​it dem Ziel, Lyrik e​inem breiteren Publikum nahezubringen, u​nd wird jährlich für d​ie beste Gedichtsammlung, d​ie beste e​rste Gedichtsammlung e​ines Autors u​nd das b​este Gedicht verliehen. Die Forward Arts Foundation sponsert d​en Preis m​it 16.000£ u​nd gibt j​edes Jahr The Forward Poetry Book heraus, e​ine Anthologie d​er besten Gedichte d​er Shortlist.

Preisträger

Gedichtsammlung
  • 1992: Thom Gunn, The Man with Night Sweats
  • 1993: Carol Ann Duffy, Mean Time
  • 1994: Alan Jenkins, Harm
  • 1995: Sean O’Brien, Ghost Train
  • 1996: John Fuller, Stones and Fires
  • 1997: Jamie McKendrick, The Marble Fly
  • 1998: Ted Hughes, Birthday Letters
  • 1999: Jo Shapcott, My Life Asleep
  • 2000: Michael Donaghy, Conjure
  • 2001: Sean O’Brien, Downriver
  • 2002: Peter Porter, Max is Missing
  • 2003: Ciaran Carson, Breaking News
  • 2004: Kathleen Jamie, The Tree House
  • 2005: David Harsent, Legion
  • 2006: Robin Robertson, Swithering
  • 2007: Sean O’Brien, The Drowned Book
  • 2008: Mick Imlah, The Lost Leader
  • 2009: Don Paterson, Rain
  • 2010: Seamus Heaney, Human Chain
  • 2011: John Burnside, Black Cat Bone
  • 2012: Jorie Graham, P L A C E
  • 2013: Michael Symmons Roberts, Drysalter
  • 2014: Kei Miller, The Cartographer Tries to Map a Way to Zion
  • 2015: Claudia Rankine, Citizen: An American Lyric
  • 2016: Vahni Capildeo, Measures of Expatriation
  • 2017: Sinéad Morrissey, On Balance
  • 2018: Danez Smith, Don’t Call Us Dead
  • 2019: Fiona Benson, Vertigo & Ghost
  • 2020: Caroline Bird, The Air Year

Erste Gedichtsammlung eines Autors
  • 1992: Simon Armitage, Kid
  • 1993: Don Paterson, Nil Nil
  • 1994: Kwame Dawes, Progeny of Air
  • 1995: Jane Duran, Breathe Now, Breathe
  • 1996: Kate Clanchy, Slattern
  • 1997: Robin Robertson, A Painted Field
  • 1998: Paul Farley, The Boy from the Chemist is Here to See You
  • 1999: Nick Drake, The Man in the White Suit
  • 2000: Andrew Waterhouse, In
  • 2001: John Stammers, The Panoramic Lounge Bar
  • 2002: Tom French, Touching the Bones
  • 2003: A. B. Jackson, Fire Stations
  • 2004: Leontia Flyn, These Days
  • 2005: Helen Farish, Intimates
  • 2006: Tishani Doshi, Countries of the Body
  • 2007: Daljit Nagra, Look We Have Coming to Dover!
  • 2008: Kathryn Simmonds, Sunday at the Skin Launderette
  • 2009: Emma Jones, The Striped World
  • 2010: Hilary Menos, Berg
  • 2011: Rachael Boast, Sidereal
  • 2012: Sam Riviere, 81 Austerities
  • 2013: Emily Berry, Dear Boy
  • 2014: Liz Berry, Black Country
  • 2015: Mona Arshi, Small Hands
  • 2016: Tiphanie Yanique, Wife
  • 2017: Ocean Vuong, Night Sky with Exit Wounds
  • 2018: Phoebe Power, Shrines of Upper Austria
  • 2019: Stephen Sexton, If All the World and Love Were Young
  • 2020: Will Harris, Rendang

Gedicht
  • 1992: Jackie Kay, „Black Bottom“
  • 1993: Vicki Feaver, „Judith“
  • 1994: Iain Crichton Smith, „Autumn“
  • 1995: Jenny Joseph, „In Honour of Love“
  • 1996: Kathleen Jamie, „The Graduates“
  • 1997: Lavinia Greenlaw, „A World Where News Travelled Slowly“
  • 1998: Sheenagh Pugh, „Envying Owen Beattie“
  • 1999: Robert Minhinnick, „Twenty-five Laments for Iraq“
  • 2000: Tessa Biddington, „The Death of Descartes“
  • 2001: Ian Duhig, „The Lammas Hireling“
  • 2002: Mebdh McGuckian, „She is in the Past, She has this Grace“
  • 2003: Robert Minhinnick, „The Fox in the National Museum of Wales“
  • 2004: Daljit Nagra, „Look We Have Coming To Dover!“
  • 2005: Paul Farley, „Liverpool Disappears for a Billionth of a Second“
  • 2006: Sean O’Brien, „Fantasia on a Theme of James Wright“
  • 2007: Alice Oswald, „Dunt“
  • 2008: Don Paterson „Love Poem For Natalie 'Tusja' Beridze“
  • 2009: Robin Robertson, „At Roane Head“
  • 2010: Julia Copus, „An Easy Passage“
  • 2011: R.F. Langley, „To a Nightingale“
  • 2012: Denise Riley, „A Part Song“
  • 2013: Nick MacKinnon, „The Metric System“
  • 2014: Stephen Santus, „In a Restaurant“
  • 2015: Claire Harman, „The Mighty Hudson“
  • 2016: Sasha Dugdale, „Joy“
  • 2017: Ian Patterson, „The Plenty of Nothing“
  • 2018: Liz Berry, „The Republic of Motherhood“
  • 2019: Parwana Fayyaz, „Forty Names“
  • 2020: Malika Booker, „The Little Miracles“
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