Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the Pulitzer Prize board's decision to consider more online material with newspaper entries next year referred incorrectly at one point to the number of prize categories for journalism.
From whole-school poetry collections to collages and newspapers, entries can be in any medium and should celebrate the contribution that refugees and migrants have made to the UK.
Write a newspaper article, encyclopedia entry or creative piece (perhaps from the perspective of the gas itself) with your findings.
In the late nineteenth century, Bram Stoker presented Dracula as an assortment of diary entries, newspaper clippings and letters.
Readers are immersed in the location but also engaged by a mystery that unfolds through newspaper articles, diary entries, letters, interview transcripts, and some good old-fashioned snooping.
Another is information originally published in other media — everything from Chilean newspaper stories and entries in German encyclopedias to papers presented at Micronesian conferences on accounting methods — which one can find instantly on search and aggregation sites.
Down These Mean Streets is a merging of his own photographs with newspaper clippings, journal entries and various found material pertaining to the long death of the American dream, from Reaganomics in the 1980s to the current economic recession.
Baker caused a stir in 2004 with his slim novel "Checkpoint," in which the protagonist wants to assassinate President Bush, and an outcry in 2008 with "Human Smoke," which gathered newspaper clippings, diary entries and other contemporary sources to make a pacifist case against World War II.
As a thank you for the hospitality he received in Cwmgiedd, he gave a series of talks about the coming of the Industrial Revolution using some cuttings he'd begun to collect … poems, newspaper articles, diary entries: eyewitness accounts of the coming of the machine.
A gathering of e-mails, letters, diary entries, newspaper columns, and holiday bulletins to family and friends, comprise Kathleen Buckstaff's candid, funny, and recognizably true chronicle of a generation "in-between": nurturing its young while nursing its aged, and coming to terms with the bitter realities that temper life's sweet rewards.
"From the beginning of the turmoil, I have prepared for the worst," the newspaper wrote, quoting an entry dated May 2 , 1989
