Who won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry 4 times?

Answer 1

As of 2011, four people have each won four lifetime Pulitzer Prizes: Robert Frost, Euguene O'Neill, Robert E. Sherwood, and Carol Guzy.

Robert Frost

1924: New Hampshire: A Poem with Notes and Grace Notes (poetry)

1931: Collected Poems (poetry)

1937: A Further Range (poetry)

1943: A Witness Tree (poetry)

Eugene O'Neill

1920: Beyond the Horizon (drama)

1922: Anna Christie (drama)

1928: Strange Interlude (drama)

1957: Long Day's Journey into Night (drama)

Robert E. Sherwood

1936: Idiots Delight (drama)

1939: Abe Lincoln in Illinois (drama)

1941: There Shall Be No Night (drama)

1949: Roosevelt and Hopkins (biography)

Carol Guzy

1986: Spot News Photography

1995: Spot News Photography

2000: Feature Photography

2011: Breaking News Photography

Answer 2

Robert Penn Warren won two Pulitzer Prizes in Poetry for Promises: Poems 1954-1956 (1958) and Now and Then(1979). He also won a 1947 Pulitzer Prize for his novel, All the King's Men.

Answer 3

LETTERS, DRAMA & MUSIC

Edward Albee

1967: A Delicate Balance (drama)

1975: Seascape (drama)

1994: Three Tall Women (drama)

Stephen Vincent Benet

1929: John Browns Body (poetry)

1944: Western Star (poetry)

William Faulkner

1955: A Fable (fiction)

1963: The Reivers (fiction)

Robert Frost

1924: New Hampshire: A Poem with Notes and Grace Notes (poetry)

1931: Collected Poems (poetry)

1937: A Further Range (poetry)

1943: A Witness Tree (poetry)

Marquis James

1930: The Raven (biography or autobiography)

1938: Andrew Jackson, 2 vols. (biography)

George S. Kaufman

1932: Of Thee I Sing (drama)

1937: You Can't Take It With You (drama)

Margaret Leech

1942: Reveille in Washington, 1860-1865 (history)

1960: In the Days of McKinley (history)

David Levering Lewis

1994: W.E.B. Du Bois: Biography of a Race 1868-1919 (biography)

2001: W.E.B. Du Bois: The Fight for Equality and the American Century, 1919-1963 (biography)

Robert Lowell

1947: Lord Weary's Castle (poetry)

1974: The Dolphin (poetry)

Archibald Macleish

1933: Conquistador (poetry)

1953: Collected Poems 1917-1952 (poetry)

1959: J. B. (drama)

Norman Mailer

1969: The Armies Of The Night (general nonfiction)

1980: The Executioner's Song (fiction)

David McCullough

1993: Truman (biography)

2002: John Adams (biography)

Gian-Carlo Menotti

1950: Music in The Consul (music)

1955: The Saint of Bleecker Street (music)

Allan Nevins

1933: Grover Cleveland (biography)

1937: Hamilton Fish (biography)

Eugene O'Neill

1920: Beyond the Horizon (drama)

1922: Anna Christie (drama)

1928: Strange Interlude (drama)

1957: Long Day's Journey into Night (drama)

Edwin Arlington Robinson

1922: Collected Poems (poetry)

1925: The Man Who Died Twice (poetry)

1928: Tristram (poetry)

Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II

1944: Special Awards and Citations (music)

1950: South Pacific (drama)

Carl Sandburg

1919: Corn Huskers (poetry)

1940: Abraham Lincoln: The War Years (history)

1951: Complete Poems (poetry)

Arthur M. Schlesinger

1945: The Age of Jackson (history)

1966: A Thousand Days (biography or autobiography)

William Schuman

1985: Special Citation (music)

1943: Secular Cantata No. 2. A Free Song (music)

Robert E. Sherwood

1936: Idiots Delight (drama)

1939: Abe Lincoln in Illinois (drama)

1941: There Shall Be No Night (drama)

1949: Roosevelt and Hopkins (biography)

Booth Tarkington

1919: The Magnificent Ambersons (novel)

1922: Alice Adams (novel)

John Updike

1982: Rabbit Is Rich (fiction)

1991: Rabbit At Rest (fiction)

Robert Penn Warren

1947: All the King's Men (novel)

1958: Promises: Poems 1954-1956 (poetry)

1979: Now and Then (poetry)

Richard Wilbur

1957: Things of This World (poetry)

1989: New and Collected Poems (poetry)

Thornton Wilder

1928: The Bridge of San Luis Rey (novel)

1938: Our Town (drama)

1943: The Skin of Our Teeth (drama)

Tennessee Williams

1948: A Streetcar Named Desire (drama)

1955: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (drama)

August Wilson

1987: Fences (drama)

1990: The Piano Lesson (drama)

JOURNALISM

Donald L. Barlett

1975: National Reporting

1989: National Reporting

Walt Bogdanich

1988: Specialized Reporting

2005: National Reporting

2008: Investigative Reporting

Herbert L. Block (Herblock)

1942: Editorial Cartooning

1954: Editorial Cartooning

1979: Editorial Cartooning

Steve Breen

1998: Editorial Cartooning

2009: Editorial Cartooning

John F. Burns

1993: International Reporting

1997: International Reporting

Paul Conrad

1964: Editorial Cartooning

1971: Editorial Cartooning

1984: Editorial Cartooning

Jay Norwood Darling

1924: Editorial Cartooning

1943: Editorial Cartooning

Edmund Duffy

1931: Editorial Cartooning

1934: Editorial Cartooning

1940: Editorial Cartooning

Daniel R. Fitzpatrick

1926: Editorial Cartooning

1955: Editorial Cartooning

Stanley Forman

1976: Spot News Photography

1977: Spot News Photography

Thomas L. Friedman

1983: International Reporting

1988: International Reporting

2002: Commentary

Carol Guzy

1986: Spot News Photography

1995: Spot News Photography

2000: Feature Photography

2011: Breaking News Photography

Walt Handelsman

1997: Editorial Cartooning

2007: Editorial Cartooning

Jim Hoagland

1971: International Reporting

1991: Commentary

David Horsey

1999: Editorial Cartooning

2003: Editorial Cartooning

Rollin Kirby

1922: Editorial Cartooning

1925: Editorial Cartooning

1929: Editorial Cartooning

Arthur Krock

1935: Correspondence

1938: Correspondence

1951: Special Citation, Journalism

Clifford J. Levy

2003: Investigative Reporting

2011: International Reporting

Walter Lippmann

1958: Special Awards and Citations, Journalism

1962: International Reporting

Mike Luckovich

1995: Editorial Cartooning

2006: Editorial Cartooning

Jeff MacNelly (Jeffrey K. MacNelly)

1972: Editorial Cartooning

1978: Editorial Cartooning

1985: Editorial Cartooning

Bill Mauldin

1945: Editorial Cartooning

1959: Editorial Cartooning

Gene Miller

1967: Local Investigative Specialized Reporting

1976: Local General or Spot News Reporting

Michael Ramirez

1994: Editorial Cartooning

2008: Editorial Cartooning

James Reston

1945: Telegraphic Reporting (National)

1957: National Reporting

James Risser

1976: National Reporting

1979: National Reporting

Vermont Royster

1953: Editorial Writing

1984: Commentary

Paul Salopek

1998: Explanatory Reporting

2001: International Reporting

Anthony Shadid

2004: International Reporting

2010: International Reporting

James B. Steele

1975: National Reporting

1989: National Reporting

Paul Szep

1974: Editorial Cartooning

1977: Editorial Cartooning

Gene Weingarten

2008: Feature Writing

2010: Feature Writing

Don Wright

1966: Editorial Cartooning

1980: Editorial Cartooning

Answer 4

Robert Frost won four Pulitzer Prizes for his books of poetry:

1924: New Hampshire: A Poem with Notes and Grace Notes

1931: Collected Poems

1937: A Further Range

1943: A Witness Tree

Answer 5

Robert Frost is the only poet to have won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry four times, receiving the award in 1924, 1931, 1937, and 1943.

Answer 6

Robert Frost won four Pulitzer Prizes for Poetry.

Answer 7

Robert Frost won 4 times.