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There are 88 pages in the category, no main article. Our lists of winners and repeat winners imply 90 biographies of Drama Pulitzer winners.
That is two pages missing from the category or equivalent mistakes including my clerical errors. To be continued. --P64 (talk) 21:24, 20 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]
88 biographies in the category constitute complete coverage thru 2013. Namely,
97 years (1917-2013, counting 1917 as "no award")
82 prizes (no award 15 times, never split)
88 people (17 extras such as co-authors, 11 repeat winners --1 four-time winner, 2 three, 4 two)
88 biographies (no redlinks)
Those 17 extra people represent 6 pairs (2010, 1985 62 56 46 37), 2 trios (1950 32), 1 quartet (1960), 1 quintet (1976).
