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The Oregon Book Awards are presented annually by the Portland, Oregon, United States-based organization Literary Arts, Inc. to honor the "state’s finest accomplishments by Oregon writers who work in genres of poetry, fiction, graphic literature, drama, literary nonfiction, and literature for young readers." Oregon Book Award was founded in 1987 by Brian Booth and Oregon Institute for Literary Arts (OILA). In 1993, Literary Arts, Inc., a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of Oregonians through language and literature, joined with the OILA and continued to support and promote Oregon's authors with the book awards and Oregon Literary Fellowships. Award winners are selected based solely on literary merit by out-of-state judges who change each year. In 2005, the award ceremony was moved from Portland's Scottish Rite Center to the Wonder Ballroom, in an effort to make it more lively and fun. Since 2009, the awards ceremony has been held at the Gerding Theatre at the Armory, the home of Portland Center Stage. Recipients Book Awards Stafford/Hall Award for Poetry Award for Fiction Ken Kesey Award for the Novel Ken Kesey Award for Fiction H. L. Davis Award for Short Fiction Award for Literary Nonfiction Frances Fuller Victor Award for General Nonfiction Sarah Winnemucca Award for Creative Nonfiction Angus L. Bowmer Award for Drama Award for Young Readers Literature Eloise Jarvis McGraw Award for Children's Literature Leslie Bradshaw Award for Young Adult Literature Pacific Northwest College of Art Graphic Literature Award Readers Choice Award Special Awards 1988: William Everson 1989: George Venn 1990: Mary Barnard 1991: Don James 1992: Paul Pintarich 1994: Ralph Friedman 1995: Wilma Erwin Charles Erskine Scott Wood Distinguished Writer Award 1987: George Belknap 1988: Dorothy Johansen 1989: Vi Gale 1990: Janet Stevenson 1991: Walt Morey 1992: Terence O'Donnell 1993: Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. 1994: Earl Pomeroy 1995: Damon Knight 1996: Eloise McGraw 1998: Priscilla Knuth 1999: Ken Kesey 2003: George Hitchcock 2006: Ursula K. Le Guin 2008: Barry Lopez 2014: Vern Rutsala 2015: Ralph Salisbury 2017: Jarold Ramsey 2020: Lawson Fusao Inada 2021: Molly Gloss Stewart H. Holbrook Literary Legacy Award 1987: Northwest Review 1988: Calyx, A Journal of Art & Literature 1989: Katharine McCanna 1990: Sandra Williams 1991: Walt Curtis 1992: Clyde Rice 1993: Penny Avila 1994: George Venn 1995: Tom Ferte 1996: Brian Booth 1997: Ruth Gundle & Judith Barrington 1998: Dennis & Linny Stovall 1999: Peter Sears 2000: Rich Wandschneider 2001: Erik Muller 2002: Carla Perry 2003: David Hedges 2004: David Milholland 2005: Barbara LaMorticella 2006: Paulann Petersen 2007: Kim Stafford 2008: Marlene Howard 2009: Matt Love 2011: John Laursen 2013: Larry Colton 2014: Vince & Patty Wixon 2015: Tom Spanbauer 2016: Douglas Spangle 2017: The Independent Publishing Resource Center 2018: Tracey Daugherty and Marjorie Sandor 2019: José González 2020: Write Around Portland 2021: Elizabeth Lyon 2023: Gary Miranda 2024: Ellen Waterston Walt Morey Young Readers Literary Legacy Award 1998: Barbara J. McKillip 1999: Claudia Jones 2000: Cathy Schneider 2001: Oregon advisory boards of First Book 2002: Ready to Learn 2003: Jerry Isom 2004: Patricia R. Gallagher 2005: Carol Brown 2006: John Monteverde 2007: Mark Mizell 2008: Young Writers Association 2009: The Dove Lewis Read to the Dogs Program 2011: The Children's Book Bank 2012: Ulrich Hardt 2013: Oregon Battle of the Books 2014: Ellen Fader 2015: Jann Tankersley 2016: Curtis Kiefer 2017: The SMART (Start Making A Reader Today) Program 2018: Carmen T. Bernier-Grand 2020: Reading Results 2021: PlayWrite, Inc. 2023: Dawn Babb Prochovnic Literary Fellowships C. Hamilton Bailey Fellowship in Poetry 2018: Matthew Minicucci 2019: Pamela K. Santos 2020: Alicia Jo Rabins 2021: Amy Miller Edna L. Homes Fellowship in Young Readers 2018: Erica A. Briggs 2019: Amy Baskin 2020: Kelly Garrett 2021: Shana Targosz Fellowship in Fiction 2018: Omar El Akkad and Adair V Fellowship in Poetry 2018: manuel arturo abreu, Danielle Cadena Deulen, and Milo R. Muise Fellowship in Publishing 2018: Clackamas Literary Review and Pacifica: Poetry International 2019: Atelier 26 Books and Opossum: A Literary Marsupial 2020: Fonograf Editions and Octopus Books 2021: Forest Avenue Press and Northwest Review Fellowship in Nonfiction 2018: Elizabeth Enslin, Susan Shepard, and Brian Trapp 2019: Sterling Cunio and Justin Taylor 2020: Garet Lahvis Laurell Swails and Donald Monroe Memorial Fellowship in Fiction 2018: Takashi L. Kendrick and Mika Tanner 2019: Ana-Maurine Lara and Chris Stuck 2020: Cynthia L. Brown and Taylor Koekkoek 2021: Pedro Hoffmeister and Emily Woodworth Leslie Bradshaw Fellowship 2018: Alberto Yáñez (for nonfiction) 2019: Chelsea Biondolillo (for nonfiction) 2020: Rachael Carnes (for drama) 2021: Sara Jean Accuardi (for drama) Oregon Arts Commission Fellowship 2018: Jacob Aiello and Jake Vermaas 2019: Karen Luper and Marcus Lund 2020: Marjorie Celona and Gabriel Urza Oregon Literary Career Fellowship 2020: Beth Alvarado and Dao Strom 2021: Annie Sheppard and Sandy Tanaka Oregon Poetry Community Fellowship 2019: Jennifer Perrine 2021: Alyssa Ogi Walt Morey Fellowship 2018: Cindy Baldwin (for drama) 2019: Stacy Brewster (for drama) 2020: Jamie Cooper (for poetry) 2021: Scott Korb (for nonfiction) Women Writers Fellowship 2018: Naomi Ulsted 2019: Natalie Hirt 2020: Eliza Rotterman 2021: A. M. Rosales Writers of Color Fellowship 2018: Reema Zaman 2019: Christopher Rose 2020: Olufunke Grace Bankole 2021: Kesha Ajose-Fisher External links Complete list of literary award finalists and winners for all years Complete list of literary fellowship winners for all years References. Discover the Cheryl Bradshaw Janet Fix popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Cheryl Bradshaw Janet Fix books.