Pulitzer Prize in Writing for Criticism

Pulitzer Prize in Writing for Criticism

The Pulitzer Prize for Criticism has been presented since 1970 to a newspaper writer who has demonstrated 'distinguished criticism'. Recipients of the award are chosen by an independent board and officially administered by Columbia University. The Pulitzer Committee issues an official citation explaining the reasons for the award.

YearCriticNewspaper 
2008Mark FeeneyThe Boston Globe 
2007Jonathan GoldLA Weekly 
2006Robin GivhanThe Washington Post 
2005Joe MorgensternThe Wall Street Journal 
2004Dan NeilLos Angeles Times 
2003Stephen HunterThe Washington Post 
2002Justin DavidsonNewsday 
2001Gail CaldwellThe Boston Globe 
2000Henry AllenThe Washington Post 
1999Blair KaminChicago Tribune 
1998Michiko KakutaniThe New York Times 
1997Tim PageThe Washington Post 
1996Robert CampbellThe Boston Globe 
1995Margo JeffersonThe New York Times 
1994Lloyd SchwartzThe Phoenix 
1993Michael DirdaThe Washington Post 
1992no award- 
1991David ShawLos Angeles Times 
1990Allan TemkoSan Francisco Chronicle 
1989Michael SkubeThe News & Observer 
1988Tom ShalesThe Washington Post 
1987Richard EderLos Angeles Times 
1986Donal HenehanThe New York Times 
1985Howard RosenbergLos Angeles Times 
1984Paul GoldbergerThe New York Times 
1983Manuela HoelterhoffThe Wall Street Journal 
1982Martin BernheimerLos Angeles Times 
1981Jonathan YardleyWashington Star 
1980William A. Henry IIIThe Boston Globe 
1979Paul GappChicago Tribune 
1978Walter KerrThe New York Times 
1977William McPhersonThe Washington Post 
1976Alan M. KriegsmanThe Washington Post 
1975Roger EbertChicago Sun-Times 
1974Emily GenauerNewsday 
1973Ronald PowersChicago Sun-Times 
1972Frank Peters Jr.St. Louis Post-Dispatch 
1971Harold C. SchonbergThe New York Times 
1970Ada Louise HuxtableThe New York Times 
Pulitzer Prize in Writing for Criticism
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