Pulitzer Stories

Paul Harding's 2010 Fiction winner from a small press was a surprise win. Bellevue Literary Press has issued a 10th anniversary edition. Read an excerpt here, with an exclusive introduction by the author

The 2007 Music winner enjoyed a varied and uncompromising career. Learn more about his life and vital contributions to American culture.

"Little House" author Laura Ingalls Wilder was wrapped up in the world of yellow journalism, and her long life spanned the U.S. Civil War to the Eisenhower era. Fraser discusses her complex portrait of the woman at the center of "Prairie Fires."

A newly released 1977 interview between the 2008 Special Citation recipient and the 1995 Poetry finalist offers new insights into Dylan's creative process and the Sam Shepard-scripted 'Renaldo and Clara.'

In the last decade, nonprofits and startups have sprung up to tackle local reporting and address holes left by local outlets that struggle to maintain staffing and funding levels. Where are they now?

The 'daunting and spectacular' Arizona Republic/USA Today Network project on the proposed Mexican border wall encompassed 'liberating opportunities and difficult choices.'

The first theater the playwright saw live was 'Cabaret' with John Stamos. She learned about the show from a pamphlet her mother brought back from a housekeeping job, and bought the ticket with money earned hustling at the pool hall. 'What I Ioved most was that the characters seemed like a family,' she said.

The photojournalist who took one of the most striking images of 2017 discusses how that fateful day in Charlottesville unfolded for him, and why he has taken a step back from journalism.

The 2018 Editorial Writing winner discusses why the privatization of Medicaid will be a major issue at her state's polls this November, how her own health issues affect her writing, and the Mollie Tibbetts case.

'I never consider myself a journalist, I consider myself an illustrator.'