This list contains Pulitzer Prize-winning fiction from 1918 to 1947. The Pulitzer Prizes and Fellowships were established in Columbia University by Joseph Pulitzer. Prizes are awarded by the University on the recommendation of The Pulitzer Prize Board and are announced in Spring. Nominees are organized into 22 categories across journalism, books, drama and music.
1944 • 13 Readers • 269 pages • 4.3
1921 • 8 Readers • 268 pages • 4
1946 • 145 Readers • 669 pages • 4.1
1925 • 15 Readers • 532 pages • 4
1942 • 10 Readers • 328 pages • 5
1926 • 8 Readers • 303 pages
196 • 691 Readers • 976 pages • 4
1917 • 7 Readers • 336 pages
1935 • 6 Readers • 408 pages
1941 • 10 Readers • 588 pages
1943 • 6 Readers • 432 pages
2011 • 3 Readers • 369 pages
1929 • 11 Readers • 193 pages
1934 • 18 Readers • 193 pages • 3
1922 • 27 Readers • 382 pages • 3.7
1928 • 6 Readers • 376 pages
28 Readers • 4.5
2007 • 9 Readers • 268 pages
1920 • 316 Readers • 388 pages • 4
1927 • 71 Readers • 3.8
1936 • 34 Readers • 9 pages • 4
1939 • 1,174 Readers • 496 pages • 3.8
1937 • 6 Readers • 513 pages
1918 • 32 Readers • 242 pages • 3.9
1932 • 7 Readers • 592 pages
1938 • 46 Readers • 428 pages • 3.9
1930 • 6 Readers • 592 pages