Thursday, April 19, 2012
No Pulitzer Prize for Fiction Shows the State of America: Conflict Rather than Cooperation and Compromise
Maureen Corrigan has her version of the story at The Washington Post in Pulitzer’s no decision on fiction prize exposes flaw in process - The Washington Post.
There are many good books and authors out there.
The flaw in the process is internal politics, an ailment that pervades America at the moment, giving conflict priority and neglecting cooperation and compromise.
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