We’re delighted to announce the T. S. Eliot Prize 2026 Shortlist!
Our judges have chosen ten exciting collections that present voices of ‘linguistic disruption, personal reflection’ and ‘humorous lyricism’.
Find out more now!: tseliot.com/prize/news
A bit more information: they are published in the newsletter at a schedule of one per week in the lead up to the end of the year, as our weekly newsletter focuses on each book in turn, and then each is also available on the website after the newsletter goes out.
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We’re delighted to announce the T. S. Eliot Prize 2026 Shortlist!
Our judges have chosen ten exciting collections that present voices of ‘linguistic disruption, personal reflection’ and ‘humorous lyricism’.
Find out more now!: tseliot.com/prize/news
John Field (@johnfield1.bsky.social) has written a new article for the T. S. Eliot Prise website about reviewing each of the shortlisted collections since 2015 — twelve years now, and 120 collections! Read more now:
