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| ![]() International Maya Poetry Book Awards Announce Their Shortlist Of WinnersThe Maya Poetry Book Awards have had a fantastic year, with many more books entered than the previous year. Judge Dave Lewis has had a difficult job, but has just announced the top 10 poetry collections on his shortlist.
"This is our seventh year, the first with the new Maya branding, and my third as judge. It has also been our most successful yet, both in terms of the number of entries and the extraordinary multiplicity of subjects. Whittling the field down to just ten books proved almost impossible, and there were easily another half a dozen books that could have been included. "Along the way, I've had to part with books about dragons, WWII letters, the River Severn, ghosts, environmental struggles and the Black Country. There was so much misery, but also so much joy, and so much freshness." said Dave Lewis, judge for this year's awards. "To everyone who entered, thank you. Your books have opened up a whole new world to me yet again." The Shortlist (in alphabetical order) Arthur Allen - Some things I do not know Beth Clapton - Still Point Marc D. Goldfinger - Relationships Christopher James - The Ice Sonnets Deborah Miller - Echoes of Silence Estelle Phillips - Into My Arms Paris Rosemont - >>glitch<< John Rowe - ONE: The art of the one-word poem Yvette Thomas - Ten Thousand Nights Sarah Wetzel - Elegies of Herons The Maya Poetry Book Awards are open to poets from around the world and welcome submissions that push boundaries and reflect the rich diversity of contemporary poetry. The Awards will announce our Top 3 winning books on 15th September 2026. We will also be awarding a separate Children's Poetry Book Prize. Websites: www.poetrybookawards.co.uk | www.davelewis.co.uk End
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