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Latest Winners / Recipients

Year: 2015

winner Michael Gladwin for Captains of the Soul: A History of Australian Army Chaplains

Year: 2013

winner y separately published work icon Forged with Flames Ann Fogarty , Anne Crawford , Melbourne : Wild Dingo Press , 2013 Z1926357 2013 single work autobiography 'Forged with Flames is Ann Fogarty's poignant and compelling story of her experiences of the Ash Wednesday bushfires in 1983 and its devastating aftermath as she struggled to survive the severe burns she sustained to 75% of her body, followed by a series of life-threatening events. These have had a profound effect on her psyche, her health and her spirit, yet the reader is repeatedly drawn to admire and be deeply inspired by her honesty and her incredible moral fortitude. Her triumph is coming out of it scathed but by no means defeated.' (Publisher's blurb)

Year: 2012

winner y separately published work icon Gumbuli of Ngukurr : Aboriginal Elder in Arnhem Land Murray Seiffert , Brunswick East : Acorn Press , 2011 Z1825681 2011 single work biography This is the biography of Aboriginal elder, Michael Gumbuli Wurramara, who became the first Aboriginal Anglican priest in the Northern Territory and for over 30 years, leader of the Arnhem Land Anglicans and 'architect' of the Kriol Bible Translation Project.

Year: 2010

winner Naomi Reed for No Ordinary View

Works About this Award

Priest's Story is Christian Book of the Year 2012 single work column
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 5 September no. 534 2012; (p. 47)
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