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Trivia quiz: name the writers who have won the Pulitzer Price for Fiction more than once. -- nm
Posted by
Max
Jun 25 '15, 08:48
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Responses:
Here's the third name
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Max
Jun 25, 09:18
3
(this came up because I have a 1915 copy of one of his other novels, which I'm going to recycle because it's only worth a couple bucks) -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:21
I'm like 70% sure you're making this dude up. -- nm
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David
Jun 25, 09:20
1
I wouldn't think a former football player could complete a full sentence much less write novels after all those concussions -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jun 25, 12:45
Toni Morrison -- nm
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Baron Bing Bong
Jun 25, 09:10
2
once -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:17
1
Fie and foo! -- nm
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Baron Bing Bong
Jun 25, 09:17
EL James -- nm
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jangles
Jun 25, 09:01
7
none -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:05
6
how many authors have done it, in total? -- nm
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jangles
Jun 25, 09:06
5
three, Faulkner and Updike named so far. -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:06
4
Salinger, Roth, Pynchon -- nm
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jangles
Jun 25, 09:08
3
none, once, none despite the 1974 unanimous recommendation -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:10
2
someone obscure like John Barth? or his nemesis, Gore Vidal? -- nm
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jangles
Jun 25, 09:18
1
none, none -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:18
Faulkner? -- nm
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Diva
Jun 25, 08:59
1
twice (second time posthumous) -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:05
Hemingway? -- nm
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Krusty
Jun 25, 08:54
12
almost, but his 1941 award was overturned -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:06
8
For being a true story? ;-) -- nm
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Krusty
Jun 25, 09:11
The fiction jury had recommended the 1941 award go to Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls. Although the Pulitzer Board initially agreed
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Max
Jun 25, 09:08
6
I wonder if it would ever get reinstated? -- nm
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Roger More
Jun 25, 09:13
Makes sense. *smh* -- nm
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Krusty
Jun 25, 09:11
wait is that the only overturning? ever? -- nm
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amanda
Jun 25, 09:11
3
overturned really means the committee said "give the award" and the board said "um, no award this year." 1941, 1957, 1971, 1974, 1977 -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:16
Because I'm brave enough to click Max's link, 1957, 1974 and 1977 (books inside)
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Roger More
Jun 25, 09:16
1
Those are the times when no award was given - but there've been others where the fiction committee made a recommendation and the board chose another w
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Roger More
Jun 25, 09:17
Mailer? -- nm
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Krusty
Jun 25, 08:54
2
This was going to be my guess. -- nm
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David
Jun 25, 09:07
once -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 09:06
Steinbeck, Updike? -- nm
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prayformojo
Jun 25, 08:49
1
once, twice -- nm
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Max
Jun 25, 08:51
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