Griffin Poetry Prize

Griffin Poetry Prize 2008 International shortlist nominee Clayton Eshleman's translation of Cesar Vallejo's Guitar from The Complete Poetry: A Bilingual Edition (read by Guillermo Verdecchia)

Griffin Trustee Carolyn Forche pays tribute to Lifetime Recognition Award recipient Yves Bonnefoy

Scott Griffin opens the 2011 Griffin Poetry Prize awards ceremony, recites Little Bateese by William Henry Drummond

Griffin Poetry Prize 2011 International shortlist nominee Seamus Heaney's poem A Kite for Aibhín from Human Chain, read by Griffin trustee Robin Robertson

Griffin Poetry Prize 2011 Canadian shortlist nominee Suzanne Buffam reads Trying from The Irrationalist

Griffin Poetry Prize 2010 International shortlist nominees Susan Wicks and Valerie Rouzeau read selections from Cold Spring in Winter

Griffin Poetry Prize 2010 Canadian shortlist nominee P.K. Page's poem The Blue Guitar from Coal and Roses, read by Dionne Brand

Griffin Poetry Prize 2010 International shortlist nominee Louise Glück reads Crossroads from A Village Life

Griffin Trustee Carolyn Forche pays tribute to Lifetime Recognition Award recipient Adrienne Rich

Poet Glyn Maxwell opens the 2010 Griffin Poetry Prize awards ceremony with a humorous keynote speech about how much fun poets have.

Griffin Poetry Prize 2010 Canadian shortlist nominee Kate Hall reads Insomnia from The Certainty Dream

Griffin Poetry Prize 2010 Canadian winner Karen Solie reads Migration from Pigeon

Griffin Poetry Prize 2010 International shortlist nominee John Glenday reads The Ugly from Grain

Griffin Poetry Prize 2010 International winner Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin reads The Sister from The Sun-fish

Griffin Poetry Prize 2008 International shortlist nominee Elaine Equi reads Ultra-Confessional from Ripple Effect: New and Selected Poems

Griffin Poetry Prize 2008 International winner John Ashbery reads Interesting People of Newfoundland from Notes From the Air

Griffin Poetry Prize 2008 Canadian shortlist nominee David McFadden reads Secrets of the Universe from Why Are You So Sad? Selected Poems of David W. McFadden

Griffin Poetry Prize 2008 Canadian shortlist nominees Robert Majzels, Erin Moure and Nicole Brossard read Soft Link 3 from Notebook of Roses and Civilization

Griffin Poetry Prize 2008 Canadian winner Robin Blaser reads Image-Nation 21 (territory from The Holy Forest: Collected Poems of Robin Blaser

Literary critic and novelist James Wood opens the 2009 Griffin Poetry Prize awards ceremony with a wickedly humorous keynote speech featuring his application for the Oxford Professorship of Poetry.