This work is a 343 page offering that with a flick of a switch floods light onto the dark side of the sex abuse scandals within the Catholic Church.
On Monday afternoon, Ray Beauchamp looked at the front page of The New York Times website and started to scream. In the Bronx offices of Legal Service...
NEW YORK — Quiara Alegria Hudes's play "Water by the Spoonful," about an Iraq war veteran struggling to find his place in the world, has won the...
Kevin Puts' opera, "Silent Night" has won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Music. Commissioned by the Minnesota Opera with co-producer Opera Company of...
NEW YORK -- Huffington Post senior military correspondent David Wood has spent decades covering war, watching as wounded combat troops are loaded onto...
In any retelling of an event as unspeakable as the Holocaust, much will be lost in translation. With Art Spiegelman's 'Maus,' the retelling is in the ...
The Onion, of course, is satire, so their campaign for a Pulitzer is heavily laced with humor. Humorous or not, though, they've got a serious point.
The Los Angeles Review of Books, an online periodical that will include multiplatform book reviews, author profiles, Skype interviews, and readings as...
I find it almost painful to come to the States... I tell you, part of me is convinced that the legacy of this war is that Americans come away thinki...
The 2010 Pulitzer Prizes were good news that not only reinforced the notion of what good journalism is, but they also, by what they left out, reminded us of what bad journalism is.
While struggling big media honchos bemoan the end of print, an obscure newspaper in the coalfields of southeastern VA turned off the endless white noise and captured a Pulitzer Prize.
With the awarding of the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, the 2009/2010 literary award season is now over, which gives us the opportunity to...
The Pulitzer Prizes were announced on Monday. Paul Harding won the fiction prize for his novel "Tinkers," while the drama award went to the musical "...
Some have seen Barack Obama as shape-shifter, world-class networker, memoirist, savior or putz. In "The Bridge," David Remnick, editor of the New Yor...
Kai Bird, as a Pulitzer-grade biographer and historian, is drawn to the apocalyptic. He's been "obsessed with things atomic," as he says -- with bomb...
In one stroke, Pulitzer simultaneously elevated the common man and took his spare change. The World was good and readers flocked.
Nobody knows what the future holds for print, but Harris has given us a book that will inspire journalists to pursue public service journalism in whatever format it takes.
Did you miss the weekend's book reviews? Check out some of the highlights here: "Burning Bright," Ron Rash The New York Times [T]he skill with which...
In this era of disappearing ink-and-paper, journalism schools are scrambling to make sense of the media chaos. But something all students want to hear are Pulitzer Prize "back stories".
Late last year, as part of the American Theater Wing's book The Play That Changed My Life, Shanley spoke out on those that inspired him throughout his career.
When other girls were asking for Barbie dolls, I was wishing for a typewriter, one that would actually tap out a world of my own creation.
Opening soon: the movie made from the novel of The Road. I saw the preview and was impressed, so I picked up the book. And, to my surprise, it knocked me out.
For many of the children here, the idea that they shouldn't work is an entirely foreign concept. Despite laws in Bangladesh restricting child labor, the reality is starkly different.
We reported exclusively late yesterday that indeed, the board received 65 entries from online sites (from 37 separate sites) but 21 were rejected outright-- a rather high number.
Being in A Chorus Line -- a show that is not only a conceptual benchmark for Broadway musicals but the fourth longest running show of all time -- is any singer/dancer/actor's dream job.
