1998 in Australian literature
This article presents a list of the historical events and publications of Australian literature during 1998.
Events
- Peter Carey (novelist) won the Miles Franklin Award for Jack Maggs
- The NSW Premier's Literary Awards were not presented as the eligibility dates were amended
Major publications
Novels
- Murray Bail – Eucalyptus
- Carmel Bird – Red Shoes
- Bryce Courtenay – Jessica
- Luke Davies – Candy: A Novel of Love and Addiction
- Martin Flanagan – The Call
- Marion Halligan – The Golden Dress
- Colleen McCullough – The Song of Troy
- Roger McDonald – Mr Darwin's Shooter
- Les Murray – Fredy Neptune: A Novel in Verse
- Elliot Perlman – Three Dollars
- Morris West – ''Eminence''
Short story anthologies
- Jack Dann & Janeen Webb – ''Dreaming Down-Under''
Science fiction and fantasy
- Stephen Dedman – "A Walk-On Part in the War"
- Sara Douglass – Pilgrim
- Greg Egan
- * Luminous
- * "Oceanic"
- * "The Planck Dive"
- Ian Irvine – A Shadow on the Glass
- Dave Luckett – A Dark Winter
- Jane Routley – ''Fire Angels''
Crime & mystery
- Jon Cleary – A Different Turf
- Peter Corris – The Black Prince
- Peter Doyle – Amaze Your Friends
- Gabrielle Lord – The Sharp End
- Shane Maloney – Nice Try
- Andrew Masterson – The Last Days
- Matthew Reilly – Ice Station
- Peter Temple – ''An Iron Rose''
Children's and young adult fiction
- Kim Caraher – The Cockroach Cup
- Garry Disher – The Divine Wind
- Alison Goodman – Singing the Dogstar Blues
- Phillip Gwynne – Deadly, Unna?
- James Moloney – ''Angela''
Poetry
- Lee Cataldi – Race Against Time: Poems
- Lucy Dougan – Memory Shell
- Jean Kent – The Satin Bowerbird
- Anthony Lawrence – New and Selected Poems
- Gig Ryan – ''Pure and Applied''
Drama
- Jane Harrison – Stolen
- Katherine Thomson – ''Navigating''
Non-fiction
- Diane Armstrong – Mosaic: A Chronicle of Five Generations
- Bruce Bennett and Jennifer Strauss – The Oxford Literary History of Australia
- Raimond Gaita – Romulus, My Father
- Dorothy McRae-McMahon – Everyday Passions: A Conversation on Living
- Mandy Sayer – ''Dreamtime Alice''
Awards and honours
- John Harber Phillips "for service to the law, the administration of justice, law reform and education as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria, and for his contributions to literature, the visual arts and the community"
- John R. Philip "for service to the science of hydrology, to scientific communication in promoting the interests of science for the community, and the Australian culture through architecture and literature"
- Anne Fairbairn "for service to Australian literature as a poet and to international relations, particularly between Australia and the Middle East through translations of poetry and cultural exchanges"
- A. W. Martin "for service in the field of Australian historiography as a teacher and scholar, and biographer and as foundation professor of the History Department at La Trobe University"
- Elizabeth Burchill "for service to nursing, particularly as an historian, author and philanthropist"
- Michael Noonan "for service to the arts as an author of numerous novels, works of non-fiction, television scripts and plays"
Fiction
International
| Award | Category | Author | Title | Publisher |
| Commonwealth Writers' Prize | Best Novel, SE Asia and South Pacific region | Peter Carey | Jack Maggs | University of Queensland Press |
| Commonwealth Writers' Prize | Best First Novel, SE Asia and South Pacific region | Emma Tom | Deadset | Random House |
| Commonwealth Writers' Prize | Best Overall Novel | Peter Carey | Jack Maggs | University of Queensland Press |
Poetry
| Award | Author | Title | Publisher |
| Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature | Peter Boyle | The Blue Cloud of Crying | Hale and Ironmonger |
| The Age Book of the Year Award | John Kinsella | The Hunt and Other Poems | Fremantle Press |
| Anne Elder Award | Amanda Stewart | I/T: Selected Poems 1980-1996 | Here and There Books |
| Anne Elder Award | Jane Williams | Outside Temple Boundaries | Five Islands Press |
| Grace Leven Prize for Poetry | Not awarded | ||
| Mary Gilmore Award | Emma Lew | The Wild Reply | Black Pepper Publishing |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Not awarded | ||
| Victorian Premier's Literary Awards | Coral Hull | Broken Land | Five Islands Press |
| Western Australian Premier's Book Awards | Fay Zwicky | The Gatekeeper's Wife | Brandl & Schlesinger |
| Western Australian Premier's Book Awards | John Kinsella | The Hunt | Fremantle Arts Centre Press |
Drama
| Award | Category | Author | Title |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | FilmScript | Not awarded | |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Play | Not awarded | |
| Victorian Premier's Literary Awards | Drama | Daniel Keene | Every Minute, Every Hour, Every Day |
Deaths
A list, ordered by date of death of deaths in 1998 of Australian literary figures, authors of written works or literature-related individuals follows, including year of birth.- 23 January – John Forbes, poet
- 11 May – John Morrison, novelist and short story writer
- 14 May – Kay Glasson Taylor, novelist
- 3 July – Elizabeth Riddell, poet and journalist, also known as Betty Riddell
- 4 September – Elizabeth Kata, writer whose real name was Elizabeth Katayama
- 17 September – Geoffrey Dutton, author and historian
- 27 November – Vicki Viidikas, poet and writer
- 19 December – James McQueen (writer), novelist and short story writer