Established in 1917 by publisher Joseph Pulitzer, the Pulitzer Prize is now awarded in 21 categories, including investigative reporting, news photography, drama, poetry, music, and others. It continues to be the most coveted honor in journalism. Yet while many publications have been written on the topic of the Pulitzer Prizes, none has provided basic factual information on all of the winners. This new reference tool profiles each of the more than 1,100 individuals who have received this honor from 1917 through 1998. Entries include the winner's name, year and category for the Pulitzer Prize(s) won, birthdate, family, education, career summary, other awards won, list of selected works, and where to locate additional information. Several entries also include photos of the winner.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Foreword Joseph Pulitzer and the Pulitzer Prizes
Preface
Using This Book
Profiles of the Winners
Beat Reporting
Biography or Autobiography 8
Breaking News
Breaking News Reporting
Commentary
Correspondence
Criticism
Drama
Editorial Cartooning
Editorial Writing
Explanatory Journalism
Feature Photography
Feature Writing
Fiction
General News Reporting
General Non-Fiction
History
International Reporting
Investigative Reporting
Local General Spot News Reporting
Local Investigative Specialized Reporting
Local Reporting
Local Reporting, Edition Time
Local Reporting, No Edition Time
Meritorious Public Service
Music
National Reporting
Newspaper History Award
Novel
Photography
Poetry
Reporting
Special Awards and Citations: Journalism
Special Awards and Citations: Letters
Special Awards and Citations: Music
Specialized Reporting
Spot News Photograhy
Spot News Reporting
Telegraphic Reporting (International)
Telegraphic Reporting (National)
Indexes
