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For Poetry: For an American poet whose distinguished and growing body of work to date represents a notable and accomplished presence in American literature, for whom the promise seen in earlier work has been fulfilled, and who has matured with each successive volume. 1998 C.K. Williams
For an emerging poet of special promise. 1999 Nick Flynn
Two playwrights are recognized annually: a medal is presented to a master American dramatist, in recognition of his or her body of work (chosen by internal nomination); and a stipend is awarded to an American playwright in mid-career (for which nominations are accepted), whose literary achievements are vividly apparent in the rich and striking language of his or her work. 2000 Richard Foreman,
Charles L. Mee
For the best book of previously uncollected essays on any subject by an American writer, published in the current calendar year, in recognition of the dignity and esteem the essay form imparts to literature. 2000 The Boilerplate
Rhino by David Quammen
For a first-published book of general nonfiction by an American writer, characterized by literary excellence, published in the current calendar year. 2000 Zero: The Biography
of a Dangerous Idea by Charles Seife
For a distinguished book-length memoir (the author's first) published in the current calendar year. 2000 Misgivings by
C.K. Williams
For a woman writer early in her career, at work on a book of general nonfiction marked by high literary quality. 2000 Collette Brooks
Given to an American writer for an outstanding book of criticism or commentary on one or more of the visual arts (including architecture, interior design, landscape studies, painting, and sculpture), published in the calendar year under consideration. 2000 Leonard Barkan and Debora Silverman
For a distinguished book-length translation, from any language into English, published in the current calendar year. 2000 Tina Nunnally,
Kristin Lavransdatter: The Cross by Sigrid Undset
For a distinguished book-length translation of poetry, from any language into English, published in the current calendar year. 2000 Chana Bloch and
Chana Kronfeld, Open Closed Open by Yehuda Amichai
Given every three years to a translator whose career has demonstrated a commitment to excellence through the body of his or her work. 1997 Robert Fagles
For an American literary translator, editor, or critic whose work is distinguished by a strong commitment to Hispanic literature and to expanding its English-language audience. 1998 Johannes Wilbert
For a promising translator at work on a book-length translation from Italian into English. 1998 Minna Proctor,
Love in Vain: Selected Stories by Federigo Tozzi
Acknowledges an emerging voice of literary merit among American writers of children's fiction. ($3,000; in odd-numbered years) 1999 Valerie Hobbs
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