Great Reads for Women's History Month
Gloria Steinem, Ronan Farrow, Gail Collins, David Remnick and more choose their favorite Pulitzer-winning books by female authors in celebration of Women's History Month.
Fiction
Five Fiction Winners to Read This Women's History Month
These Pulitzer winners defied convention — and remain essential reading to this day.
'To Kill a Mockingbird' Draws Audience of 18,000 Students at Madison Square Garden
A special performance in New York of the Broadway production of Harper Lee's 1961 Fiction winner brought the classic to public school students from across the five boroughs. Mayor Bill de Blasio and film director Spike Lee introduced the production.
Four Pulitzer Winners Among NYPL's Most-Checked-Out Books
To celebrate its 125th anniversary, the New York Public Library reviewed its records to see which books had been checked out most in its history. Four Pulitzer winners were in the top 10.
PBS American Masters Debuts N. Scott Momaday Film
In 'Words from a Bear,' the author, fans such as the actor Robert Redford and scholars dive deep into the impact of the first Native American Pulitzer winner in Fiction.
Spotlight: Ray Bradbury
Fall into autumn with highlights from the 2007 Special Citation recipient's prolific career.
'Let Your Subject Find You': Guidance from Pulitzer Winners in Fiction
The 10 most recent recipients of the Pulitzer Prize in Fiction offer lessons on how to approach the blank page.
The Many Guises of William Faulkner
Read about two-time Fiction winner William Faulkner's varied career.
Five Pulitzer Winners for High School Readers
Fall is the perfect time to curl up with a novel or memoir — even for those with homework.
Reminder: Deadline for Letters Entries is October 1
The online entry form and payment mechanism will close at the deadline. Hard copies of books that accompany otherwise complete entries will be accepted until October 15.
