Eileen Chong

Burning Rice (single author poetry collection). Chong, Eileen. 2012. Australian Poetry New Voices Series 2012, Melbourne, Australia. Reprinted 2013. Pitt Street Poetry, Sydney, Australia.

Peony (single author poetry collection). Chong, Eileen. 2014. Pitt Street Poetry, Sydney, Australia.

Painting Red Orchids (single author poetry collection). Chong, Eileen. 2016. Pitt Street Poetry, Sydney, Australia.

Another Language (single author selected poems). Chong, Eileen. Foreword by Paul Kane. 2017. George Braziller, New York City, USA.

The Uncommon Feast (single author essays, poems, and recipes). Chong, Eileen. 2018. Introduction by Judith Beveridge. Illustrations by Colin Cassidy. Recent Work Press, Canberra, Australia.

Rainforest (single author poetry collection). Chong, Eileen. 2018. Pitt Street Poetry, Sydney, Australia.

Map-Making (collaborative limited edition hardcover book). Poems by Chong, Eileen. Photographs by Winfred, Charlene. 2018. Potts Point Press, Sydney, Australia.

Dark Matter (single author poetry chapbook). Chong, Eileen. 2018. International Poetry Studies Institute, with Recent Work Press, Canberra, Australia.

A Thousand Crimson Blooms (single author poetry collection). Chong, Eileen. 2021. University of Queensland Press, Brisbane, Australia.

• 2010: Poets Union Youth Fellowship, Australia
• 2012: Highly commended in the Anne Elder Award for Burning Rice, Australia
• 2013: Highly commended in the Australian Arts in Asia Awards for Burning Rice, Australia
• 2013: Shortlisted for the Prime Minister's Literary Awards for Poetry for Burning Rice, Australia
• 2017: Painting Red Orchids shortlisted for Victorian Premier's Literary Awards
• 2017: Painting Red Orchids shortlisted for the Prime Minister’s Literary Awards
• 2019: Rainforest shortlisted for the Multicultural Prize, New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards
• 2022: A Thousand Crimson Blooms shortlisted for Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry, New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards[1]

• 2013: Blake Poetry Prize (co-judge)
• 2017: Newcastle Poetry Prize (co-judge)
• 2017: Anne Elder Award (co-judge)
• 2018: New South Wales Premier's Literary Award, Kenneth Slessor Poetry Prize (co-judge)
• 2018: University of Canberra’s Vice-Chancellor’s International Poetry Prize (longlist judge)
• 2019: Mary Gilmore Prize (co-judge)
• 2020: New South Wales Premier's Literary Award, Kenneth Slessor Poetry Prize (co-judge)