Pulitzer Fiction Audio Books on Tape and CD

The Age of Innocence
Author: Edith Wharton, Reader: David Horovitch

In upper-class 1870s New York, a young man plans to marry a suitable young woman. Then the beautiful nonconformist Countess Olenska arrives to steal his heart, and he discovers the anguish of breaking rigid societal rules. This classic earned its author the first Pulitzer ever given to a woman. "One of the best novels of the twentieth century."—The New York Times Book Review
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Unabridged, 8 cassettes, Fiction-Classic, F81116, 9781572701168, Now $34.95 $19.95
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All Aunt Hagar's Children
Author: Edward P. Jones, Reader: Peter Francis James

Washington, D.C. – the site of heartbreak and secrets, families opening to one another, and complex relationships. This resonating collection of 14 short stories is rife with characters that will stay with you. From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Known World. "James' reading... follows the ebb and flow of Jones' stories like the score of an opera."—Publishers Weekly

Unabridged, 13 CDs, Fiction-Modern, M9H290, 9780060852900, Now $44.95 $24.75
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All the King's Men
Author: Robert Penn Warren, Reader: Michael Emerson

Follow the career of ruthless politician Willie Stark, a country lawyer whose idealism is overcome by his lust for power. Loosely based on the life of Huey Long, the powerful governor of Louisiana in the 1930s. Audie Award finalist and winner of the Pulitzer Prize. The movie stars Sean Penn. "Emerson's performance brings the characters to life with verve and personality... [His] reading does justice to a great work."—AudioFile

Unabridged, 18 CDs, Fiction-Classic, F9X450, 9781419344503, $39.99
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Bridge of Sighs
Author: Richard Russo, Reader: Arthur Morey

A trip to Italy becomes a search for the meaning of friendship. A husband hopes to untangle the nature of his relationship with a painter he knew years ago, now exiled in Europe. And we learn about this complex expatriate and his motives – in a novel coursing with contradictions and small-town rhythms. By the author of Empire Falls. A New York Times Notable book. "Humorous, insightful, and haunting, Morey's navigating of this portrait of Main Street Americais both elegant and sublime."—AudioFile

Unabridged, 21 CDs, Fiction-Modern, Literary, M9R889, 9780739318898, $44.95
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The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Author: Junot D<\#237>az, Reader: Jonathan Davis, with Staci Snell

In his New Jersey home, poor, sweet Oscar dreams of becoming the Dominican Tolkien. And he wants to fall in love. But he's doomed, haunted by the centuries-old family curse. Even so, he perseveres in the face of heartbreak and loss. Winnerof the Pulitzer Prize. Also includes national bestseller, Drown. "Highly entertaining... The real entertainment is the marvel of Diaz's voice, which is hip, high-energy, multilingual, and often hysterically funny."—BookPage

Unabridged, 13 CDs, Fiction-Modern, Literary, M8X286, 9780143142805, $39.95
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