: Are Prizes Meaningful?
EDWARD ALBEE’S FIRST full-length play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, was an instant success when it premiered on Broadway on October 13, 1962. Yet the trustees of Columbia University refused to award the drama the Pulitzer Prize. One board member said, “My personal opinion, and I’m sure…
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Sure some may have thought it wasn’t well written etc. However, I think it didn’t really win any prizes because Martha...
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no. they are nice to get and always a boost to marketability, but they don’t actually mean that one writer is better...
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