Prix Goncourt

The Prix Goncourt is a prestigious French literary award established in 1893, given annually to the author of the best and most imaginative new novel. Administered by the Académie Goncourt, it recognizes outstanding literary achievement and often brings significant attention and commercial success to the winner. The prize aims to promote French literature and culture, and winning it is considered one of the highest honors for a French novelist. It reflects excellence in storytelling, style, and originality, contributing to the cultural landscape of France and the wider literary community.