Talk:Bomarzo (Mujica Láinez)

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[edit] Pulitzer claim

While doing some wordsmithing, I tried to find the year that this novel and its related opera won the Pulitzer prize so it could be added to the article. Using both Google and a search of the Pulitzer website, I could not find anything, not even an independent source to confirm the Pulitzer was won. Most references link back directly or indirectly to this or a similar Wiki article about the town of Bomarzo. I have, therefore, added a {{Fact}} "citation needed" tag and would appreciate it if someone could find and add the appropriate date and reference. Thanks. Truthanado 19:35, 4 July 2007 (UTC)

After three months and no evidence, I've performed a second inspection through both Google.com and Pulitzer.org, only to find the same result: nothing at all. I'm sprucing the article by pruning this urban legend accordingly.

Kind regards,

Zack Holly Venturi 19:44, 22 October 2007 (UTC)