1994 in Australian literature
This article presents a list of the historical events and publications of Australian literature during 1994.
Events
- Rodney Hall (writer) won the Miles Franklin Award for ''The Grisly Wife''
Major publications
Novels
- Thea Astley — Coda
- Lily Brett — Just Like That
- Peter Carey — The Unusual Life of Tristan Smith
- Helen Demidenko – The Hand That Signed the Paper
- Richard Flanagan — Death of a River Guide
- Kate Grenville — Dark Places
- Adib Khan — Seasonal Adjustments
- Drusilla Modjeska — The Orchard
- Tim Winton — ''The Riders''
Short stories
- Marian Eldridge — The Wild Sweet Flowers
- Lucy Sussex – ''The Lottery : Nine Science Fiction Stories''
Science fiction and fantasy
- Greg Egan — Permutation City
- Sean McMullen – Voices in the Light
- George Turner – ''Genetic Soldier''
Crime and mystery
- Jon Cleary – Autumn Maze
- Peter Corris
- * Casino
- * Get Even
- * The Time Trap
- Marele Day – The Disappearances of Madalena Grimaldi
- Garry Disher – Crosskill
- Kerry Greenwood – Blood and Circuses
- Nicholas Hasluck – A Grain of Truth
- Barry Maitland – The Marx Sisters
- Shane Maloney – Stiff
- Glyn Parry — Monster Man
- Dorothy Porter — ''The Monkey's Mask''
Children's and young adult fiction
- Pamela Allen — Clippity-Clop
- Gary Crew — The Watertower
- Mem Fox — Tough Boris
- Jackie French — Somewhere Around the Corner
- John Marsden — The Dead of Night
- James Moloney — Gracey
- Emily Rodda — ''Rowan and the Travellers''
Poetry
- Robert Adamson — Waving to Hart Crane
- Bruce Beaver — Anima and Other Poems
- Peter Boyle — Coming Home from the World
- Dorothy Hewett — Peninsula
- Rhyll McMaster — Flying the Coop: New and Selected Poems 1972-1994
- Jan Owen — ''Night Rainbows''
Drama
- Beatrix Christian — Blue Murder
- Michael Gow — Sweet Phoebe
- Hannie Rayson — Falling From Grace
- David Williamson — ''Sanctuary''
Non-fiction
- John Birmingham — He Died with a Felafel in His Hand
- Gillian Bouras — Aphrodite and the Others
- Geraldine Brooks — Nine Parts of Desire
- Robert Dessaix — A Mother's Disgrace
- Tim Flannery — The Future Eaters
- Jan Ruff O'Herne — Fifty Years of Silence
- Susan Varga — Heddy and Me
- Donna Williams — Somebody Somewhere
Awards and honours
- Patsy Adam-Smith "for service to community history, particularly through the preservation of national traditions and folklore and recording of oral histories"
- Laurie Hergenhan "for service to Australian literary scholarship and to education"
- Joan Phipson "for service to children's literature"
- Judith Rodriguez "for service to Australian literature, particularly in the area of poetry"
Fiction
International
| Award | Category | Author | Title | Publisher |
| Commonwealth Writers' Prize | Best Novel, SE Asia and South Pacific region | David Malouf | Remembering Babylon | Random House |
| Commonwealth Writers' Prize | Best First Novel, SE Asia and South Pacific region | Fotini Epanomitis | The Mule's Foal | Allen & Unwin |
Poetry
| Award | Author | Title | Publisher |
| Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature | Andrew Lansdown | Between Glances | Fremantle Arts Centre Press |
| The Age Book of the Year Award | Dorothy Porter | The Monkey's Mask | Hyland House |
| Anne Elder Award | Not awarded | ||
| Grace Leven Prize for Poetry | Not awarded | ||
| Mary Gilmore Award | Deborah Staines | Now, Millenium | Spinifex Press |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Barry Hill | Ghosting William Buckley | Heinemann |
| Victorian Premier's Literary Awards | Robert Gray | Certain Things | Heinemann |
| Western Australian Premier's Book Awards | Dorothy Hewett | Peninsula | Fremantle Arts Centre Press |
Drama
| Award | Category | Author | Title |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | FilmScript | Rolf de Heer | Bad Boy Bubby |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Play | Michael Gurr | Sex Diary of an Infidel |
| Victorian Premier's Literary Awards | Drama | Louis Nowra | The Temple |
Births
A list, ordered by date of birth of births in 1994 of Australian literary figures, authors of written works or literature-related individuals follows, including year of death.- 18 April — Alexandra Adornetto, actress and author who writes for children and young adults
- 25 June — Robbie Coburn, poet
Deaths
A list, ordered by date of death of deaths in 1994 of Australian literary figures, authors of written works or literature-related individuals follows, including year of birth.- 28 January — Frank Hardy, novelist, best known for Power Without Glory
- 7 February — Rosemary Wighton, literary editor, author and advisor to the South Australian government on women's affairs
- 29 May — Nene Gare, writer and artist, best known for The Fringe Dwellers
- 7 September — James Clavell, novelist, screenwriter, director, and World War II veteran and prisoner of war
- 9 September — Hugh Atkinson (novelist), novelist, journalist, screenwriter and documentary film maker
- 16 December — Mary Durack, author and historian