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The 43 pages that link to Pulitzer Prize, each with the reason it gives.

• Columbia UniversityRelated: Columbia administers the prizes and hosts their annual announcement.

• The New York TimesRelated: The Times has received numerous Pulitzer Prizes for its reporting and commentary.

• Pulitzer Prize for FictionNarrower topic: The fiction award is one category within this larger prize program.

• Pulitzer Prize for DramaNarrower topic: The Drama award belongs to this broader prize program.

• Joseph PulitzerBroader topic: Pulitzer's will endowed the awards, first given in 1917.

• Pulitzer Prize for PoetryNarrower topic: The poetry award is one category within this broader prize system.

• Hugo GernsbackCompared with: Gernsback's exclusion from major literary recognition contrasts with the genre award later named for him.

• New York WorldRelated: Pulitzer’s will funded the awards and a journalism school after his newspaper career.

• Peabody AwardsCompared with: Both honor public-interest storytelling, but the Pulitzer also recognizes work beyond media broadcasting.

• Pulitzer Prize for MusicNarrower topic: The music award belongs to this broader prize system.

• The AtlanticNarrower topic: Pulitzer recognition has marked several major achievements by Atlantic journalists.

• The Wall Street JournalRelated: The Journal’s coverage of the 2007 financial crisis won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.

• Roger EbertNarrower topic: Ebert’s award expanded recognition of film reviewing within American journalism.

• Katharine GrahamNarrower topic: The prizes recognized both Graham’s memoir and The Washington Post’s journalism during her tenure.

• Pulitzer Prize for BiographyNarrower topic: The biography award is one category within this larger prize program.

• Alice WalkerNarrower topic: Walker’s fiction prize linked her literary recognition to a prominent national institution.

• Chicago TribuneNarrower topic: Tribune journalists and the newspaper have received Pulitzer recognition for reporting and commentary.

• Los Angeles TimesRelated: Los Angeles Times journalists have received the award for reporting and commentary.

• Pulitzer Prize for HistoryNarrower topic: The history prize is one category within this larger awards program.

• Pulitzer Prize for Public ServiceNarrower topic: The Public Service award is one category within the Pulitzer Prizes.

• Alex HaleyRelated: Roots received a special Pulitzer Prize in 1977.

• San Francisco ExaminerRelated: Examiner journalists and contributors have been recognized in the newspaper’s long history.

• Art SpiegelmanRelated: The 1992 special citation for Maus marked an unprecedented recognition of comics.

• Seymour HershRelated: Hersh received the 1970 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting for his My Lai coverage.

• Robert E. SherwoodNarrower topic: Sherwood’s three drama awards made him one of the most decorated American playwrights of his era.

• Roots: The Saga of an American FamilyRelated: Roots received a Pulitzer Prize special award in 1977.

• Samuel Eliot MorisonRelated: Morison’s prizes helped establish his reputation beyond naval and academic history.

• The Christian Science MonitorRelated: Monitor journalists have received Pulitzer Prizes for reporting and commentary.

• Barbara KingsolverRelated: Kingsolver won the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for Demon Copperhead.

• Barbara W. TuchmanRelated: Tuchman received Pulitzer Prizes for The Guns of August and Stilwell and the American Experience in China.

• Booth TarkingtonNarrower topic: Tarkington remains unusual for winning the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction twice.

• DoonesburyNarrower topic: Doonesbury’s 1975 cartooning award brought institutional recognition to a comic strip.

• Marc ConnellyNarrower topic: The drama prize placed Connelly’s play within a major American cultural institution.

• Studs TerkelRelated: Terkel received the 1985 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction for The Good War.

• A Confederacy of DuncesNarrower topic: The novel’s fiction award is one category within this larger prize program.

• Ada Louise HuxtableNarrower topic: Huxtable’s 1970 award gave architectural criticism recognition within a major journalism honor.

• Douglas Southall FreemanNarrower topic: Freeman’s prizes brought national attention to his historical writing.

• Gary WebbCompared with: Webb had won a Pulitzer as part of a Mercury News reporting team before the Dark Alliance dispute.

• Hu ShuliCompared with: Its global visibility contrasts with the restricted recognition available to journalists working inside China.

• Jonathan GoldNarrower topic: Gold’s award brought restaurant criticism into a major national journalism honor.

• Louis L’AmourCompared with: L’Amour’s enormous popular success stood largely outside the literary prize system.

• National EnquirerCompared with: The Enquirer’s 2019 Pulitzer recognition contrasted with its tabloid reputation.

• The Vulture and the Little GirlNarrower topic: The prize amplified the photograph’s visibility and public scrutiny.