Wharton was the first woman to win the Novel Prize (the predecessor to today's Fiction Prize) for her 1920 book. The author's reaction to her Prize? 'I confess I did despair ...'
The Salt Lake Tribune’s salute to the Pulitzer Prize centennial has already turned up a man who’s read all the winning novels.
Russo, whose latest novel is set in his upstate New York hometown, credits his success to public schools, public libraries and the close-knit mill town of Gloversville.
The 1961 Fiction winner was selected by the public from a diverse group of 100 finalists on PBS's 'The Great American Read.'
The Salt Lake Tribune will be producing events and coverage all year to celebrate 100 years of the Pulitzer Prizes.
On the 50th anniversary of the prizes, three-time Pulitzer-winner Robert Penn Warren spoke on trends in fiction with an eye to the future: 'The novel may even leave the printed page — if the age of Gutenberg is really over — but it could still be a novel.'
