Winnaars van de Pulitzerprijs - Fictie

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71 picks in “Pulitzer Prize Winners - Fiction”, curated by TheBookworm on TheLysts.

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Winnaars van de Pulitzerprijs - Fictie — 10 items
Name	Title	Author	Year	Genre	Publisher	Synopsis
31Ironweed	—	William Kennedy	1984	Historical Fiction	Viking Press	Depicts the life of a homeless man in 1930s Albany, New York, grappling with guilt and seeking redemption.
32Foreign Affairs	—	Alison Lurie	1985	Literary Fiction	Random House	Two American academics in London confront unexpected personal and romantic challenges during their sabbaticals.
33Lonesome Dove	—	Larry McMurtry	1986	Western Fiction	Simon & Schuster	An epic tale of two former Texas Rangers leading a cattle drive from Texas to Montana, exploring themes of friendship and adventure.
34A Summons to Memphis	—	Peter Taylor	1987	Southern Fiction	Alfred A. Knopf	A middle-aged man reflects on his family's move to Memphis and the lasting impact on their relationships and lives.
35Beloved	—	Toni Morrison	1988	Historical Fiction	Alfred A. Knopf	A haunting story of a former enslaved woman confronted by the ghost of her deceased daughter, exploring the traumas of slavery.
36Breathing Lessons	—	Anne Tyler	1989	Literary Fiction	Alfred A. Knopf	A day in the life of a married couple, examining the complexities, challenges, and enduring nature of their relationship.
37The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love	—	Oscar Hijuelos	1990	Literary Fiction	Farrar, Straus and Giroux	Chronicles the lives of Cuban brothers who become famous mambo musicians in 1950s New York City, exploring themes of love, fame, and cultural identity.
38Rabbit At Rest	—	John Updike	1991	Literary Fiction	Alfred A. Knopf	The final installment in the "Rabbit" series, following Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom as he contemplates his life, health, and family in late middle age.
39A Thousand Acres	—	Jane Smiley	1992	Literary Fiction	Alfred A. Knopf	A modern retelling of Shakespeare's "King Lear," set on a family farm in Iowa, delving into themes of power, betrayal, and family dynamics.
40A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain	—	Robert Olen Butler	1993	Short Stories	Henry Holt & Co.	A collection of stories narrated by Vietnamese immigrants in Louisiana, reflecting on their experiences and memories of Vietnam.
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