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Carlos Lozada
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Carlos Lozada

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  • Pulitzer gold
    Pulitzer Prize
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    In 2019, Carlos Lozada, then the book critic for The Washington Post, remembers Marty Baron, the paper’s executive editor, coming to his office, closing the door, and saying simply: “Congratulations. You’ve won a Pulitzer Prize.” Lozada’s stunned response: “Why?” The answer comes in the form of the…

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    In 2019, Carlos Lozada, then the book critic for The Washington Post, remembers Marty Baron, the paper’s executive editor, coming to his office, closing the door, and saying simply: “Congratulations. You’ve won a Pulitzer Prize.” Lozada’s stunned response: “Why?” The answer comes in the form of the…

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