2019 in Australian literature
This is a list of historical events and publications of Australian literature during 2019.
Major publications
Literary fiction
- Tony Birch – The White Girl
- David Brooks – The Grass Library
- Steven Carroll – The Year of the Beast
- Melanie Cheng – Room for a Stranger
- Peggy Frew – Islands
- Peter Goldsworthy – Minotaur
- John Hughes – No One
- Anna Krien – Act of Grace
- Melina Marchetta – The Place on Dalhousie
- Andrew McGahan – The Rich Man's House
- Gerald Murnane – A Season on Earth
- Favel Parrett – There Was Still Love
- Heather Rose – Bruny
- Philip Salom – The Returns
- Carrie Tiffany – Exploded View
- Lucy Treloar – Wolfe Island
- Christos Tsiolkas – Damascus
- Tara June Winch – The Yield
- Charlotte Wood – ''The Weekend''
Short stories
- Debra Adelaide – Zebra: And Other Stories
- Yumna Kassab – The House of Youssef
- Josephine Rowe – ''Here Until August''
Children's and young adult fiction
- Alison Evans – Highway Bodies
- Mem Fox – The Tiny Star
- Helena Fox – How It Feels to Float
- Will Kostakis – Monuments
- Tania McCartney – Fauna: Australia's Most Curious Creatures
- Meg McKinlay – Catch a Falling Star
- Bruce Pascoe – Young Dark Emu
- Holden Sheppard – Invisible Boys
- Vikki Wakefield – ''This is How We Change the Ending''
Crime and mystery
- Matthew Condon – The Night Dragon
- Pip Drysdale – The Strangers We Know
- Candice Fox – Gone By Midnight
- Nick Gadd – Death of a Typographer
- Tara Moss – Dead Man Switch
- Michael Robotham – Good Girl, Bad Girl
- Dave Warner – River of Salt
- Christian White – ''The Wife and the Widow''
Science fiction
- John Birmingham – The Cruel Stars
- Claire G. Coleman – The Old Lie
- Greg Egan
- * The Best of Greg Egan
- * Perihelion Summer
- * "The Slipway"
- * "This Is Not the Way Home"
- Jay Kristoff – Darkdawn
- Garth Nix – ''Angel Mage''
Poetry
- Louise Crisp – Yuiquimbiang
- Zenobia Frost – After the Demolition
- Charmaine Papertalk Green – Nganajungu Yagu
- L. K. Holt – Birth Plan
- Gerald Murnane – Green Shadows and Other Poems
- Pi O – ''Heide''
Non-fiction
- Jane Caro – Accidental Feminists
- Maxine Beneba Clarke, with Magan Magan and Ahmed Yussuf – Growing Up African in Australia
- Helen Ennis – Olive Cotton: ''A Life in Photography
- Stan Grant
- * Australia Day
- * On Identity
- Nicholas Hasluck – Beyond the Equator: An Australian Memoir
- Jess Hill – See What You Made Me Do
- Jacqueline Kent – Beyond Words: A Year with Kenneth Cook
- Caro Llewellyn – Diving into Glass
- Emily Maguire – This is What a Feminist Looks Like
- Bianca Nogrady – The Best Australian Science Writing 2019
- Christina Thompson – Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia''
Awards and honours
Note: these awards were presented in the year in question.Literary
| Award | Author | Title | Publisher |
| ALS Gold Medal | Pam Brown | click here for what we do | Vagabond Press |
| Colin Roderick Award | Robert Drewe | The True Colour of the Sea | Hamish Hamilton |
| Indie Book Awards Book of the Year | Trent Dalton | Boy Swallows Universe | Fourth Estate |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Billy Griffiths | Deep Time Dreaming: Uncovering Ancient Australia | Black Inc |
| Stella Prize | Vicki Laveau-Harvie | The Erratics | Fourth Estate |
| Victorian Premier's Literary Awards | Behrouz Boochani | No Friend But the Mountains | Belvoir and Co-Curious |
Fiction
National
Children and Young Adult
National
Crime and Mystery
National
| Award | Category | Author | Title | Publisher |
| Davitt Award | Novel | Dervla McTiernan | The Rúin | HarperCollins |
| Davitt Award | Young adult novel | Sarah Epstein | Small Spaces | Walker Books |
| Davitt Award | Children's novel | Judith Rossell | Wakestone Hall | ABC Books |
| Davitt Award | True crime | Chloe Hooper | The Arsonist: A Mind on Fire | Penguin |
| Davitt Award | Debut novel | Bri Lee | Eggshell Skull | Allen & Unwin |
| Davitt Award | Readers' choice | Jane Harper | The Lost Man | Pan Macmillan |
| Ned Kelly Award | Novel | Jane Harper | The Lost Man | Pan Macmillan |
| Ned Kelly Award | First novel | Dervla McTiernan | The Rúin | HarperCollins |
| Ned Kelly Award | True crime | Bri Lee | Eggshell Skull | Allen & Unwin |
| Ned Kelly Award | Lifetime achievement | Bob Bottom |
Science fiction
| Award | Category | Author | Title | Publisher |
| Ditmar Award | Novel | Sam Hawke | City of Lies | Tor Books |
| Ditmar Award | Best Novella or Novelette | Tansy Rayner Roberts | Cabaret of Monsters | self-published |
| Ditmar Award | Best Short Story | Kathleen Jennings | "The Heart of Owl Abbas" | Tor.com |
Poetry
| Award | Author | Title | Publisher |
| Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature | Not awarded | ||
| Anne Elder Award | Eunice Andrada | Flood Damages | Giramondo |
| Mary Gilmore Award | Marjon Mossammaparast | That Sight | Cordite |
| Prime Minister's Literary Awards | Judith Beveridge | Sun Music: New and Selected Poems | Giramondo Publishing |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Judith Bishop | Interval | University of Queensland Press |
| Queensland Literary Awards | Alison Whittaker | Blakwork | Magabala Books |
| Victorian Premier's Literary Awards | Kate Lilley | Tilt | Vagabond Press |
Drama
| Award | Category | Author | Title | Publisher |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Script | Benjamin Gilmour | Jirga | Felix Media Pty Ltd |
| New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards | Play | Kendall Feaver | The Almighty Sometimes | Griffin Theatre |
| Patrick White Playwrights' Award | Award | Keziah Warner | LuNa | Victorian College of the Arts |
| Patrick White Playwrights' Award | Fellowship | Anchuli Felicia King |
Non-Fiction
Deaths
- 20 January – Mudrooroo, novelist, poet and playwright
- 1 February – Andrew McGahan, novelist
- 4 March – Les Carlyon, newspaper editor and nonfiction writer
- 13 March – Edmund Capon, art historian
- 15 March – Rudi Krausmann, playwright and poet
- 22 March – Jack Absalom, artist, author and adventurer
- 29 April – Les Murray, poet, anthologist and critic
- 19 May – John Millett, poet, reviewer and poetry editor
- 1 June – Christobel Mattingley, writer for children and young adults
- 13 July – Kerry Reed-Gilbert, poet and author
- 21 July –
- *Laurie Hergenhan, literary scholar
- *Ann Moyal, historian of science
- 10 September – Hal Colebatch, poet and novelist
- 30 October – Beatrice Faust, co-founder of Women's Electoral Lobby, journalist and author
- 24 November – Clive James, poet, novelist and critic