Pulitzer Prize Committee

Clip Job: E. E. Cummings and the Pulitzer

Rockaway Wave Nominated for Pulitzer Prize

Cartoonist Sarnoff Continues to Impress

I'm a Spelling Bee S-T-A-R!

Your Drive-Time Rockaway Wave Roundup

Bloggers Now Eligible for Pulitzers

CARTOON CENTRAL

So many comic books, only three days

ODE TO THE CITY

Poets House celebrates its new home in Battery Park

What To Get the Mexican Who Has Everything

Poets House celebrates its new home in Battery Park

STAGE MIGHT

Theatermakers battle for glory

Paper-Trained? No.

Post and Daily News get serious only in their petty war with each other

Jonathan Gold's last meal

. . . starts with bloody steaks and ends at Prada

Oscar-Nominated Documentary Shorts

. . . starts with bloody steaks and ends at Prada

Bipolar

. . . starts with bloody steaks and ends at Prada

The King of Comix

With Raw, a Pulitzer Prize For Maus, and a Strategic Job at The New Yorker, Art Spiegelman Has Become Lord of All New York Cartoonists. But His Power Is No Laughing Matter.

Letters

With Raw, a Pulitzer Prize For Maus, and a Strategic Job at The New Yorker, Art Spiegelman Has Become Lord of All New York Cartoonists. But His Power Is No Laughing Matter.

Voice Writer Wins Pulitzer

International Reporting Prize Goes to Schoofs AIDS Series

Food Pulitzer for Jonathan Gold

International Reporting Prize Goes to Schoofs AIDS Series

Last Meal: Jonathan Gold Discovers Roast Prosciutto

International Reporting Prize Goes to Schoofs AIDS Series

The Rise of the Black Nerd

Separated From Racial Mainstreams, the Outsiders Make Their Mark

Armorous Liasons

Separated From Racial Mainstreams, the Outsiders Make Their Mark

Horoscope

Separated From Racial Mainstreams, the Outsiders Make Their Mark

Go West, Young Author

Meghan Daum's Prairie Days

Faith Some More

The passion between church and art

'The Bridge of San Luis Rey'

The passion between church and art

Downtown Poetry Institutions Team Up to Help Katrina Victims

The passion between church and art

Our Bodies, Our Books

Guides no woman's library should be without

1981

Guides no woman's library should be without

1987

Guides no woman's library should be without

1991

Guides no woman's library should be without

1999

Guides no woman's library should be without

Free Will Astrology

Guides no woman's library should be without

Neocon Job

In Ishmael Reed's new play, blacks serve as guinea pigs

Wednesday

In Ishmael Reed's new play, blacks serve as guinea pigs

PASSAGE TO INDIA

Author Jhumpa Lahiri dazzles again

TRUTH OR DARE

LAByrinth Theater Company presents Philip Roth in Khartoum

Master of Art

Jerry Saltz, Pulitzer Prize finalist

Rockaway Wave Photographer Nominated for Pulitzer Prize

One of our favorite papers, the Rockaway Wave, reports that the far-flung inlet community has seen its "First Drowning of Season." The dead woman appears to be of Indian descent, and in her 40s. Police are investigating and autopsying. We are submitting Howard Schwach's lurid photo of detectives ... More >>

The Not Even Remotely Cruel Summer Jams of French Pop Sensations Phoenix

One of our favorite papers, the Rockaway Wave, reports that the far-flung inlet community has seen its "First Drowning of Season." The dead woman appears to be of Indian descent, and in her 40s. Police are investigating and autopsying. We are submitting Howard Schwach's lurid photo of detectives ... More >>

Signal Ensemble

One of our favorite papers, the Rockaway Wave, reports that the far-flung inlet community has seen its "First Drowning of Season." The dead woman appears to be of Indian descent, and in her 40s. Police are investigating and autopsying. We are submitting Howard Schwach's lurid photo of detectives ... More >>

BICYCLE! BICYCLE!

Nilo Cruz’s new play A Bicycle Country

CLOSET CASE

Robin Givhan, Isaac Mizrahi, and Ashley Olsen discuss your future wardrobe

UNDER PRESSURE

Suzan-Lori Parks heats up the Public Theater

2010 Pulitzer Prizes: The Breakdown!

​It's that magical time of year again when the uppity nerds of Columbia University bestow upon the people their picks for this year's Best Writing Stuff. And we're going to attempt to add some context to these proceedings as they happen. So, here, we're live-blogging the Pulitzer Prizes. Unfor ... More >>

Airline Food Gets Upgraded; Double Down Reviews Abound

​Our Man Sietsema wasn't the only one who tried KFC's Double Down Sandwich (and lived). The Times' Sam Sifton weighs in on the abomination, and Nation's Restaurant News deconstructs KFC's approach to marketing it. [NY Times] [Nation's Restaurant News] As free food on economy flights has now g ... More >>

What It's Like To Not Win The Pulitzer

​Most of the time, the import of the words "it's an honor just to be nominated" doesn't require much translation. While the thought to say it is nice, maybe even 'kind,' this sentiment is only legitimate for as long as it takes for that person to lose, probably more often than anyone would be ... More >>

LITERARY POWWOW

PEN World Voices Festival opens with a battle of the sexes

Are Nonprofit News Sites Doomed to Fail?

​This morning, the Poynter Institute reported that Columbia University's launched a nonprofit news website via their Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media. It'll be focusing on national and regional reporting about education. Follow? A website, funded as a nonprofit, strictly devoted ... More >>

Sydney Schanberg Returns to the Killing Fields

​This morning, the Poynter Institute reported that Columbia University's launched a nonprofit news website via their Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media. It'll be focusing on national and regional reporting about education. Follow? A website, funded as a nonprofit, strictly devoted ... More >>