Awarded the Pulitzer Prize
Poet involved
What happened
In 1926, after her death, Amy Lowell was posthumously awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for her collection 'What's O'Clock.' This recognition was a testament to her contributions to American literature and her innovative approach to poetry.
Literary impact
Receiving the Pulitzer Prize posthumously highlighted the lasting impact of Lowell's work on American poetry. It affirmed her role as a pioneer of modernism and brought renewed attention to her contributions, inspiring future generations of poets to explore new forms and themes.
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