List of winners of the Aurora Award for Best Poem/Song

The Aurora Awards are granted annually by the Canadian SF and Fantasy Association and SFSF Boreal Inc. The Award for Best Poem/Song was first awarded in 2011 when the Prix Aurora and Prix Boreal merged into one. Previously, poems had been recognized under the Best Short Fiction category, and songs had been nominated in the Best Related Work category. The award is only granted in the English-language Awards, with the equivalent awards for French-language poetry coming under the Best Short Fiction category, and music coming under the Best Audiovisual Artistic Creation category (which does not have a direct English-language equivalent).

No award was given in 2017, as there were insufficient nominations.

Winners and nominees

  *   Winners and joint winners

Year Author(s) Work Publisher/Publication Ref.
2011 Carolyn Clink*The ABCs of the End of the WorldA Verdant Green [1]
2011 Sandra KatsuriLet the Night InEvolve: Vampire Stories of the New Undead [1]
2011 Colleen AndersonOf the Corn: Kore's InnocenceWitches & Pagans (#21) [1]
2011 Robert J. SawyerThe Transformed ManTesseracts (Vol. 14) [1]
2011 Helen MarshallWaiting for the HarrowingChiZine (#45) [1]
2012 Helen Marshall*Skeleton LeavesKelp Queen [2]
2012 Colleen AndersonA Good CatchPolu Texni (Apr '11) [2]
2012 Sandra KatsuriOde to the Mongolian Death WormChiZine (#47) [2]
2012 Heather Dale & Ben DeschampsSkeleton WomanFairytale [2]
2012 Carolyn ClinkZombie Bees of WinnipegChiZine (#47) [2]
2013 David Clink*A Sea Monster Tells His StoryLiterary Review of Canada (Jul/Aug '12) [3]
2013 Helen MarshallThe Ghost of BirdsPhantom Drift 2: Valuable Estrangements [3]
2013 Leah BobetHold FastStrange Horizons (11 Jun '12) [3]
2013 Sandra KatsuriRocCome Late to the Love of Birds [3]
2013 Carolyn ClinkZombie Descartes Writes a Personal AdTesseracts (Vol. 16) [3]
2014 Eileen Kernaghan*Night Journey: West CoastTesseracts (Vol. 17) [4]
2014 Peter StoreyAwakeUrban Green Man [4]
2014 David ClinkA City of Buried RiversLiterary Review of Canada (Nov '13) [4]
2014 Helen MarshallThe Collected Post Cards of Billy the KidPostscripts to Darkness (Nov '13) [4]
2014 Amal El-MohtarLostStrange Horizons (25 Feb '13) [4]
2014 Amal El-MohtarTurning the LeavesApex Magazine (Dec '13) [4]
2015 Tony Pi*A Hex, with BeesTesseracts (Vol. 18) [5]
2015 Helen MarshallAversionsGoblin Fruit (Oct '14) [5]
2015 David ClinkThe MachineTesseracts (Vol. 18) [5]
2015 Amal El-MohtarThe New WaysUncanny Magazine (Nov '14) [5]
2015 David ClinkThe Perfect LibraryIf the World Were to Stop Spinning [5]
2016 Naru Dames Sundar*Origami Crane / Light Defying SpaceshipLiminality (#5) [6]
2016 David ClinkElegy for WLCThe Dalhousie Review (94:3) [6]
2016 David ClinkPortraitOn Spec (#99) [6]
2016 Sandra KatsuriTyphon & Echidna: A Love StoryGods, Memes, and Monsters: A 21st Century Bestiary [6]
2016 Sandra KatsuriVenice Letting GoPostscripts to Darkness (#6) [6]
2018 Matt Moore*Heaven Is the Hell of No ChoicesPolar Borealis (#4) [7]
2018 David ClinkAfter MidnightTesseracts (Vol. 20) [7]
2018 J. J. SteinfeldThe Canadian Small-Town Denizen and the Distant-Planet Space Traveller49th Parallels [7]
2018 Catherine GirczycCardTesseracts (Vol. 20) [7]
2018 Rhea RoseCruising Glaciers49th Parallels [7]
2018 Lynne SargentMeat PuppetsPolar Borealis (#4) [7]
2018 Lee F. PatrickShadows in the MistPolar Borealis (#4) [7]
2019 Sarah Tolmie*Ursula Le Guin in the UnderworldAmazing Stories Magazine, issue #2, Winter 2018 [8]
2019 Shannon AllenEchosBy the Light of Camelot [8]
2019 Vanessa CarduiHow My Life Will EndShades Within Us: Tales of Migrations and Fractured Borders [8]
2019 Leah BobetOsirisUncanny Magazine [8]
2019 Sandra KasturiTrips to Impossible CitiesAmazing Stories Magazine, issue #2, Winter 2018 [8]

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