Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize

The Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize, established in 1986, is awarded annually to the best collection of poetry by a resident of British Columbia, Canada.

One of the B.C. Book Prizes, the award was originally known as the B.C. Prize for Poetry. In 1989, it was renamed after poet Dorothy Livesay, whose Day and Night (1944) and Poems for People (1947) received the Governor General's Award for Poetry

Winners and nominees

Year Winner Nominated
1986 Joe Rosenblatt, Poetry Hotel
1987 Diana Hartog, Candy from Strangers
1988 Patricia Young, All I Ever Needed was a Beautiful Room
  • Norm Sibum, Eight Poems
  • Sharon Thesen, The Beginning of the Long Dash
1989 Charles Lillard, Circling North
1990 Victoria Walker, Suitcase
  • Marlene Cookshaw, The Whole Elephant
  • Maureen McCarthy, The Girls in the Last Seat Waving
1991 Jeff Derksen, Down Time
1992 Barry McKinnon, Pulplog
1993 bill bissett, Inkorrect Thots
  • Kirsten Emmott, How Do You Feel?
  • Diana Hartog, Polite to Bees: A Bestiary
1994 Gregory Scofield, The Gathering: Stones for the Medicine Wheel
1995 Linda Rogers, Hard Candy
1996 Patrick Lane, Too Spare, Too Fierce
1997 Margo Button, The Unhinging of Wings
1998 Patricia Young, What I Remember from My Time on Earth
1999 David Zieroth, How I Joined Humanity at Last
2000 Lorna Crozier, What the Living Won't Let Go
2001 Don McKay, Another Gravity
2002 Karen Solie, Short Haul Engine
  • Stephen Guppy, Understanding Heaven
  • Aislinn Hunter, Into the Early Hours
  • Daphne Marlatt, This Tremor Love Is
  • Catherine Owen, The Wrecks of Eden
2003 bill bissett, peter among th towring boxes / text bites
  • Colin Browne, Ground Water
  • Marlene Cookshaw, Shameless
  • Patrick Friesen, The Breath You Take from the Lord
  • Tom Wayman, My Father's Cup
2004 Philip Kevin Paul, Taking the Names Down from the Hill
2005 Jan Zwicky, Robinson's Crossing
2006 Meredith Quartermain, Vancouver Walking
2007 Don McKay, Strike / Slip
2008 Rita Wong, Forage
2009 Daphne Marlatt, The Given
  • Elise Partridge, Chameleon Hours
  • Nilofar Shidmehr, Shirin and Salt Man
  • George Stanley, Vancouver: A Poem
  • Karen Hofmann, Water Strider
2010 Fred Wah, Is a Door
2011 Stephen Collis, On the Material
2012 John Pass, Crawlspace
2013 Sarah de Leeuw, Geographies of a Lover
2014 Jordan Abel, The Place of Scraps
2015 Cecily Nicholson, From the Poplars
2016 Raoul Fernandes, Transmitter and Receiver
  • Ali Blythe, Twoism
  • Amber Dawn, Where the words end and my body begins
  • Miranda Pearson, The Fire Extinguisher
  • Jeff Steudel, Foreign Park
2017 Adèle Barclay, If I Were in a Cage I’d Reach Out for You
  • Anne Fleming, poemw
  • Juliane Okot Bitek, 100 Days
  • Rob Taylor, The News
  • Richard Therrien, Sleeping in Tall Grass
2018 Mercedes Eng, Prison Industrial Complex Explodes
  • Rhonda Ganz, Frequent, small loads of laundry
  • Jónína Kirton, An Honest Woman
  • Julie Paul, The Rules of the Kingdom
  • Onjana Yawnghwe, Fragments, Desire
2019 Laisha Rosnau, Our Familiar Hunger
  • Fred Wah and Rita Wong, beholden, a poem as long as the river
  • Shazia Hafiz Ramji, Port of Being
  • Onjana Yawnghwe, The Small Way
  • Eve Joseph, Quarrels
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