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A New Treasure from Elizabeth Strout: ‘My Name is Lucy Barton’

By Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D.

No matter how long it has been since we have left home, we still long for our mothers, even those who haven’t suffered the kind of deprivation described by Elizabeth Strout.

Health · Poetry

Poetry Sunday: Congratulations and Welcome to Tracy K. Smith

By Women's Voices For Change

This past week, Tracy K. Smith recalibrated the height of the bar for redefining a life. She won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in recognition of her collection, "Life on Mars."

Arts & Culture · Books

Book Review: Amy Ellis Nutt’s Shadows Bright as Glass

By Chris Lombardi

Pulitzer winner Nutt has written an addictive yarn that's hard to put down, even as we want to savor its moments and ask ourselves the hard questions it requires

News

Pulitzer Prize-Winner Paige St. John Gets Intimate With Numbers

By Diane Vacca

The investigative reporter says she treats databases like other sources she might interview. She lets them tell her their stories.

Arts & Culture · News · Poetry

Echoes of April 2010: Kay Ryan Wins the Pulitzer

By Women's Voices For Change

Our beloved Kay Ryan, the poet who best represents the confluences of humility with humor and capacity with the casual, was tapped by the Pulitzer Board for her volume of poetry “The Best of It.”

Books · Poetry

Poetry Friday Special: A Gift List from the Poets in Our Lives

By Women's Voices For Change

On Sunday, we presented Part 1 of WVFC’s Holiday Gift List in fiction and non-fiction. Now it's time for books by our Poetry Friday sisters, including Pulitzer winners and the Poet Laureate.

News · Poetry

The (Pulitzer-Winning) Poet is a Quilter. The Poet is a Collector. The Poet is 62.

By Laura Baudo Sillerman

by Laura Baudo Sillerman

A tribute to Rae Armantrout, winner of this year's Pulitzer Prize for poetry.

Books

Pulitzer Newsflash #2: Olive Triumphs

By Laura Baudo Sillerman

The Pulitzers were announced yesterday and there are of course all sorts of things to be happy about. 82-year old W.S. Merwin garnered his second Prize. The editor of the Glens Falls (NY) Post-Star won for being “relentless and down-to-earth.” And, of course, as noted right here at WVFC, the brilliant and diligent Annette Gordon-Reed took the brass ring for…

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Tag Archives : Pulitzer Prize

A New Treasure from Elizabeth Strout: ‘My Name is Lucy Barton’

Poetry Sunday: Congratulations and Welcome to Tracy K. Smith

Book Review: Amy Ellis Nutt’s Shadows Bright as Glass

Pulitzer Prize-Winner Paige St. John Gets Intimate With Numbers

Echoes of April 2010: Kay Ryan Wins the Pulitzer

Poetry Friday Special: A Gift List from the Poets in Our Lives

The (Pulitzer-Winning) Poet is a Quilter. The Poet is a Collector. The Poet is 62.

Pulitzer Newsflash #2: Olive Triumphs

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