Who was the youngest winner of Pulitzer Prize for Fiction?

While there isn't a definitive "youngest" winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, Jhumpa Lahiri stands out as one of the youngest to win. She received the award in 2000 for her debut short story collection, "Interpreter of Maladies," at the age of 34.

It's important to note that several other writers have won the Pulitzer for Fiction at a young age, including:

* Harper Lee: She won in 1961 for "To Kill a Mockingbird" at the age of 34.

* Philip Roth: He won in 1969 for "Portnoy's Complaint" at the age of 35.

* Toni Morrison: She won in 1988 for "Beloved" at the age of 51. However, she had already established herself as a prolific and acclaimed writer by that point.

Therefore, while Lahiri may be one of the youngest, it's difficult to say definitively who holds the title of "youngest" without a precise definition of what constitutes "young."