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.
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.
The 1948 Biography winner and protege of fellow Pulitzer winner Allan Nevins scaled the glass ceiling of postwar academia — but never wrote history again.
Five Pulitzer winners on working methods, finding one's professional orientation — and "certain confusions of identity."
The Pulitzer Prize Board member and 1987 Poetry winner will receive the award — which recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to African and African-American history and culture — alongside other honorees on October 22 in Cambridge, Mass.
Fall is the perfect time to curl up with a novel or memoir — even for those with homework.
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.
In the fourth installment of an occasional series, discover essential beach reading from Pulitzer-winning writers and biographers.
In the third installment of an occasional series, discover essential beach reading from Pulitzer-winning writers, biographers and scientists.
From Ray Bradbury's summer idylls to Thomas Jefferson's slaveholding legacy, explore the complexity and contradictions of America's birthday with Pulitzer-winning work on this summer reading list.
A redesigned entry site features a questionnaire about entrants' work, and the ability for Drama and Music entrants to submit materials online.