Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Poetry

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The Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Poetry is an annual literary award, presented by the Lambda Literary Foundation to a lesbian-themed book of poetry by a female writer. At the first two Lambda Literary Awards in 1989 and 1990, a single award for LGBT Poetry, irrespective of gender, was presented. Beginning with the 3rd Lambda Literary Awards in 1991, the poetry award was split into two separate awards for Lesbian Poetry and Gay Poetry, which have been presented continuously since then except at the 20th Lambda Literary Awards in 2008, when a merged LGBTQ poetry award was again presented for that year only.

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Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Poetry winners and finalists
YearAuthorTitleResultRef.
1991 Marilyn Hacker Going Back to the RiverWinner
Irena Klepfisz A Few Words in the Mother TongueFinalist
S. Diane Bogus Chant of the Women of Magdalena
Minnie Bruce Pratt Crime Against Nature
Yvonne Zipter Patience of Metal
1992 Adrienne Rich An Atlas of the Difficult World: Poems 1988-1991Winner [1]
Eloise Klein Healy Artemis in Echo ParkFinalist [1]
Maureen Seaton Fear of Subways
Eileen Myles Not Me
Becky Birtha The Forbidden Poems
1993 Audre Lorde UndersongWinner [2]
Nancy Boutilier According to Her ContoursFinalist [2]
Terry Wolverton Black Slip
Lori AndersonCultivating Excess
Diane Stein Lady Sun, Lady Moon
1994 Audre Lorde The Marvelous Arithmetics of DistanceWinner [3]
May Sarton Collected Poems (1930-1993)Finalist [3]
Cheryl Clarke Experimental Love Poetry
Kate Rushin The Black Back-Ups
Cherrie Moraga The Last Generation
1995 Marilyn Hacker Winter NumbersWinner [4]
Sapphire American DreamsFinalist [4]
June Jordan Haruko/Love Poems
Linda Smukler Normal Sex
Mary Oliver White Pine
1996 Adrienne Rich Dark Fields of the RepublicWinner [5]
Chrystos Fire PowerFinalist [5]
Gerry Gomez Pearlberg Key to Everything
Eileen Myles Maxfield Parrish
Jewelle Gomez Oral Tradition
1997 Robin Becker All-American GirlWinner [6]
Maureen Seaton Furious Cooking
Clare Coss Arc of LoveFinalist [6]
Linda Smukler Home in Three Days. Don’t Wash.
Jeredith Merrin Shift
1998 Joan Larkin Cold RiverWinner [7]
Eileen Myles School of Fish
Pat Califia Diesel FuelFinalist [7]
Emma Donoghue Poems Between Women
Gerry Gomez Pearlberg Queer Dog: Homo/Pup/Poetry
1999 Gerry Gomez Pearlberg Marianne Faithfull's CigaretteWinner [8]
Pamela Sneed Imagine Being More Afraid of Freedom than SlaveryFinalist [8]
Beatrix Gates In the Open
Letta Neely Juba
Leslea Newman The Little Butch Book
2000 Olga Broumas RaveWinner [9]
Brenda Shaughnessy Interior With Sudden JoyFinalist [9]
Adrienne Rich Midnight Salvage
Rita Wong Monkeypuzzle
Minnie Bruce Pratt Walking Back Up Depot Street
2001 Elena Georgiou Mercy Mercy MeWinner [10]
Joy Harjo A Map to the Next WorldFinalist [10]
Nancy Boutilier And on the Eighth Day Adam Slept Alone
Leslea Newman Signs of Love
Robin Becker The Horse Fair
2002 Adrienne Rich FoxWinner [11]
Letta Neely HereFinalist [11]
Gerry Gomez Pearlberg Mr. Bluebird
Eileen Myles Skies
Daphne Gottlieb Why Things Burn
2003 Ellen Bass Mules of LoveWinner [12]
C. C. Carter Body LanguageFinalist [12]
Eloise Klein Healy Passing
Melanie Braverman Red
Jenny Factor Unraveling
2004 Minnie Bruce Pratt The Dirt She AteWinner [13]
Terry Wolverton EmbersFinalist [13]
Daphne Gottlieb Final Girl
Susan McCabe Swirl
Michelle Tea The Beautiful
2005 Beverly Burch Sweet to BurnWinner [14]
Amy King Antidotes for an AlibiFinalist [14]
Carol Guess Femme’s Dictionary
Adrienne Rich The School Among the Ruins
Mary Oliver Why I Wake Early
2006 June Jordan Directed by Desire: Collected PoemsWinner [15]
Amber Flora Thomas Eye of WaterFinalist [15]
Jackie Kay Life Mask
Mary Oliver New and Selected Poems, Volume II
Samiya Bashir Where the Apple Falls
2007 Sina Queyras Lemon HoundWinner [16]
Cheryl Clarke Days of Good LooksFinalist [16]
Robin Becker Domain of Perfect Affection
Juliet Patterson The Truant Lover
Nathalie Stephens Touch to Affliction
2008 No award presented [17] [18]
2009 Judy Grahn love belongs to those who do the feelingWinner [19]
Elizabeth Bradfield Interpretive WorkFinalist [19]
Daphne Gottlieb Kissing Dead Girls
Maureen N. McLane Same Life
Nancy K. Pearson Two Minutes of Light
2010 Stacie Cassarino Zero at the BoneWinner [20]
Kristin Naca Bird Eating BirdFinalist [20]
Samiya Bashir Gospel: Poems
Marilyn Hacker Names
Ana Božičević Stars of the Night Commute
2011 Anna Swanson The Nights AlsoWinner [21] [22]
Elizabeth J. Colen Money for SunsetsFinalist [23]
Jen Currin The Inquisition Yours
Eleanor Lerman The Sensual World Re-Emerges
Laurie MacFadyen White Shirt
2012 Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha Love CakeWinner [24]
Daphne Gottlieb 15 Ways to Stay AliveFinalist
Dawn Lundy Martin Discipline
Julie R. Enszer (ed.)Milk and Honey: A Celebration of Jewish Lesbian Poetry
Christina Hutchins The Stranger Dissolves
2013 Etel Adnan Sea and FogWinner [25]
Kathryn L. Pringle fault treeFinalist [25]
Julia Bloch Letters to Kelly Clarkson
Eileen Myles snowflake/different streets
Marty McConnell wine for a shotgun
2014 Ana Božičević Rise in the FallWinner [26] [27] [28]
Eloise Klein Healy A Wild Surmise: New & Selected Poems & RecordingsFinalist [29] [27]
Veronica Reyes Chopper! Chopper! Poetry From Bordered Lives
Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers Chord Box
R. Erica Doyle Proxy
Kamilah Aisha Moon She Has a Name
Ai The Collected Poems of Ai
Sophie Cabot Black The Exchange
Suzanne Parker Viral
Tamiko Beyer We Come Elemental
2015 Valerie Wetlaufer Mysterious Acts by My PeopleWinner [30] [31]
Lenelle Moïse Haiti GlassFinalist [32]
Rachel Zolf Janey’s Arcadia
Meg Day Last Psalm at Sea Level
Ellen Bass Like a Beggar
Sina Queyras MxT
Megan Volpert Only Ride
Susanna Mishler Termination Dust
2016 Dawn Lundy Martin Life in a Box is a Pretty LifeWinner [33] [34]
Claudia Rodriguez Everybody’s BreadFinalist [35] [36]
Sara Jane Stoner Experience in the Medium of Destruction
Margot Douaihy Girls Like You
Jessica JacobsPelvis with Distance
J. P. Howard Say/Mirror: Poems and Histories
Stephanie Gray Shorthand and Electric Language Stars
Melissa Buzzeo The Devastation
2017 Pat Parker (Julie R. Enszer, ed.)Complete Works of Pat ParkerWinner [37]
Francine J. Harris play dead
Donika Kelly BestiaryFinalist [38]
Etel Adnan Night
Stacy Szymaszek Sinister Wisdom/A Midsummer Night’s Press Journal of Ugly Sites
Stephanie Adams-Santos Swarm Queen’s Crown
Vi Khi Nao The Old Philosopher
Arisa White You’re the Most Beautiful Thing That Happened
2018 Rosamond S. King Rock | Salt | StoneWinner [39] [40] [41]
Constance Merritt Blind Girl GruntFinalist [42]
Sarah Pinder Common Place
Dawn Lundy Martin Good Stock Strange Blood
Ana-Maurine Lara Kohnjehr Woman
Sina Queyras My Ariel
Ife-Chudeni A. Oputa Rummage
Jen Bervin Silk Poems
2019 Nina Puro Each Tree Could Hold a Noose or a HouseWinner [43] [44]
Emilia Nielsen Body WorkFinalist [45]
Eileen Myles Evolution
Marylyn Tan Gaze Back
T. Liem Obits.
Kristin Chang Past Lives
Etel Adnan Surge
Jane Miller Who Is Trixie the Trasher? And Other Questions
2020 t'ai freedom ford & more blackWinner [46] [47] [48]
Rocío Carlos (the other house)Finalist [49] [50]
Shira Erlichman Odes to Lithium
Sharanpal Ruprai Pressure Cooker Love Bomb
Franny Choi Soft Science
Etel Adnan Time
Lee Ann Roripaugh tsunami vs. the fukushima 50
Gala Mukomolova Without Protection
2021 Pamela Sneed Funeral DivaWinner [51] [52] [53]
Kimberly Alidio : once teeth bones coral :Finalist [54]
Roya Marsh dayliGht
Sarah M. Sala Devil’s Lake
Mary Jean Chan Flèche
2022 Tamiko Beyer Last DaysWinner [55]
Rosamond S. King All the RageFinalist [56]
Grace Lau The Language We Were Never Taught to Speak
Donika Kelly The Renunciations: Poems
Arisa White Who’s Your Daddy
2023 Shelley Wong As She AppearsWinner [57]
Natalie Wee Beast at Every ThresholdFinalist [58]
Courtney Faye Taylor Concentrate
Brynne Rebele-Henry Prelude
Rage Hezekiah Yearn
2024 Kimberly Alidio TeeterWinner [59]
Alyse Knorr ArdorFinalist [60]
Brionne Janae Because You Were Mine
Maggie Millner Couplets
Stephanie Adams-Santos Dream of Xibalba

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