Goncourt Prize

The Goncourt Prize is a prestigious French literary award given annually to the author of the best overall novel of the year. Established in 1903, it aims to recognize literary excellence and promote French literature. The winner receives a modest monetary prize and significant prestige, often boosting book sales and international recognition. The selection process involves a panel of distinguished writers and critics who read and evaluate numerous contemporary works. The Goncourt Prize is highly influential in the French literary world and is considered one of the most important honors for novelists in France.