This year, for the first time in 35 years, there was no Pulitzer Prize awarded for fiction. Was it a bad year for novels, is the Pulitzer selection process broken or is it a dire sign of things to come for the fiction industry? Author, Salon senior writer and past Pulitzer fiction judge Laura Miller explains to Bob which way to read the Pulitzer’s non-award.
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