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Goncourt des Lycéens 2023: literary prize awarded to Neige Sinno for "Triste Tigre" ("Sad Tiger")

The Goncourt des Lycées, whose winner was announced on November 23, 2023, was won by Neige Sinno with her novel 'Triste Tigre'. This work, already awarded the Prix Femina, stands out in today's literary landscape, illustrating the richness and diversity of contemporary literature.

Literary prizes: discover the winners for 2023

Goncourt, Renaudot, Fémina... The end of the year is an important time for authors: it's when the literary prizes are awarded to a select few! Which novels won this year? We take stock.

Prix Médicis 2023: writer Kevin Lambert wins prize, full list of winners

The coveted Prix Médicis 2023 was awarded to Kevin Lambert for his novel "Que notre joie demeure". See the full list of winners!

Prix de Flore 2023: Maria Pourchet wins for her novel "Western".

This year's Prix de Flore 2023 honored Maria Pourchet for her novel "Western", a bold tale that delves deep into the repercussions of #MeToo on relationships and seduction. This literary event, held at Paris' renowned Café de Flore, honors a work that sheds light on the contemporary challenges of love and power.

Prix Femina 2023: Neige Sinno's "Triste tigre" wins the prize, a novel that breaks the silence

On November 6, 2023, the Prix Femina 2023 honored Neige Sinno for her book "Triste tigre", a poignant account of incest and an essay on sexual violence. Meeting at the Carnavalet museum, the jury praised the narrative force and courage of the author, who thus enters the spotlight of this autumn's literary awards.

The Prix Renaudot 2023 goes to Ann Scott with "Les Insolents".

The prestigious Prix Renaudot, which rewards writers while they await the results of the Goncourt, was awarded this year to Ann Scott, for her latest introspective novel about loneliness and renewal, "Les Insolents".

Prix Goncourt 2023: Jean-Baptiste Andrea's "Veiller sur elle" triumphs

The Prix Goncourt 2023, announced on November 7 at the Drouant restaurant in Paris, was awarded this year to Jean-Baptiste Andrea's novel "Veiller sur elle". The novel follows the story of the fictional artist Michelangelo Vitaliani, set against the backdrop of the Second World War.