Pulitzer Prize Winners
- William Styron (USA) - Pulitzer Prize 1968 for The Confessions of Nat Turner, PWF 2006
- Jeffrey Eugenides (USA) - Pulitzer Prize 2003 for Middlesex, PWF 2003
- Richard Ford (USA) - Pulitzer Prize 1996 for Independence Day, PWF 2000
- Michael Cunningham (USA) - Pulitzer Prize 1999 for The Hours, PWF 1994
- Junot Díaz (Dominican Republic) - Pulitzer Prize 2008 for The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, PWF 2011
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