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The Goncourt of high school students attributed to Sorj Chalendon

Publication date 14/11/2013 From €100.00

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In Rennes, the 26th Prix Goncourt des lycéens was awarded to Sorj CHALANDON for his book "Le quatrième mur".

Sorj Chalandon journalist writer meets high school students

Publication date 30/10/2006 From €100.00

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The Libération journalist who published "La promesse" has just received the Medicis Prize. Inspired by the Mayenne for his book, he came to meet high school students in the literary section to talk to them about literature, fraternity and hope for peace after covering all the conflicts of the planet for his newspaper.

David Diop about "Soul Brother"

Publication date 24/10/2018 From €100.00

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Interviewed by Monique Atlan, the Senegalese writer David Diop evokes his book "Frère d'âme" which tells the story of two Senegalese tirailleurs friends.

Announcement price Goncourt

Publication date 21/11/1977 From €100.00

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Incident during the announcement of the Goncourt Prize: Armand LANOUX receives a chocolate flash before he can even give the results. Stoîque he continues, and announces the Goncourt Prize to Didier DECOIN for his book "John the Hell", all in a strong rush of journalists. Armand LANOUX addresses photographers: "take advantage of it to take pictures ...".

Questions from Bernard Pivot to the Goncourt jury

Publication date 19/11/1973 From €100.00

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On the occasion of a program devoted to the Goncourt Prize 1973 "L'ogre", by Jacques CHESSEX, Bernard PIVOT invited the entire Jury of Goncourt to the show "Open the quotes". They are Hervé BAZIN, Armand LANOUX, Robert SABATIER, Françoise MALLET JORIS, Armand SALACROU, Jean CAYROL, Emmanuel ROBLES, Bernard CLAVEL and Michel TOURNIER. The presenter asked them about the names of the authors of the Goncourt prizes awarded in 1923, 1909, 1926 and 1907. None of them is able to answer. Robert SABATIER challenges him by asking him the same type of question, taking Bernard PIVOT by surprise. The latter explains that their lack of knowledge of these authors proves that they have indeed fallen into oblivion.

Sollers wins the Medici Prize for "the Park"

Publication date 27/11/1961 From €100.00

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Presentation of the Medici Prize 1961 to Philippe SOLLERS. The young laureate is delighted with this award. He comments on his book "The Park".

The literary awards business

Publication date 31/10/2010 From €100.00

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Gage de qualité littéraire ou résultat de connivences ? Les prix littéraires ont leurs fans et leurs détracteurs. Ils sont en tout cas l'assurance de gros chiffres de ventes, comme en témoignent des libraires et l'auteur Jean-Marie Blas de Roblès, qui n'a rien vendu pendant 20 ans, puis a pu vivre de son écriture pendant 4 ans grâce au Prix Médicis.

Goncourt of high school students

Publication date 19/11/1990 From €100.00

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While the professionals deliberated at the restaurant Drouant to award the Goncourt Prize, high school students from ten French high schools deliberated at a restaurant in Rennes to award their Goncourt Prize. This year, they chose the novel "Le petit prince cannibale" by Françoise LEFEVRE. Comment on factual images alternating with interviews of different Rennes high school students and their teacher of letters, Armelle CLAPIN.

Presentation of the Goncourt and Renaudot Awards: the crowd of journalists

Publication date 20/11/1967 From €100.00

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At the Drouant restaurant, Goncourt and Renaudot announced prizes in the crowd of journalists playing elbows and waving their cameras. Philippe HERIAT announces the winner of Goncourt: André Pieyre De Mandiargues for his novel "La marge", provoking screams of protest in the crowd. Françis AMBRIERE announces the Renaudot Prize for Salvat Etchart for his novel "The World as It Is".

Goncourt Prize awarded to Elsa triolet

Publication date 06/07/1945 From €100.00

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Meeting of the members of the jury of the Académie Goncourt at the restaurant Drouant, in Paris: Roland DORGELES, André BILLY, Francis CARCO, Léo LARGUIER and COLETTE. Comment on the images of the latter entering the restaurant and then seated. The jury chose to award the prize to Elsa TRIOLET, who does not appear in the image, for her book "The first hitch costs two hundred Francs".

What is playing with literary prizes: mixed opinions

Publication date 19/11/1972 From €100.00

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Various representatives of the literary world and merchants give their opinions on literary prizes. A newsstand owner in a station says she is in favour of these prices, which increase her sales, a bookseller considers that they are not very important and that the authors will soon be forgotten, Jérôme LINDON, director of editions of Midnight explains that it is not so much about literature but about commerce, Gala BARBISAN, juror and co-authorThe founder of the Medici Prize sees it as helping publishers and allowing them to publish other books.

Jean-Louis Bory on the negative impact of the Goncourt Award

Publication date 19/11/1972 From €100.00

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The writer Jean-Louis BORY, himself winner of the Goncourt in 1945 (for his book "Mon village à l'heure allemande" NDD), talks about the repercussions of a literary prize on the career of a young writer. He describes with fatalism how receiving this prestigious Goncourt Award can be harmful for the rest of an author’s career: "It is not all to have the Goncourt Award, the whole, it is to be forgiven, and it is quite cotton..."

Goncourt: resignation of three members following the election of Bernard Clavel

Publication date 02/03/1971 From €100.00

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The jury of the Académie Goncourt is torn between the jurors who chose Bernard CLAVEL as the new member of the seat of Jean Giono, and those who supported Félicien Marceau. Interview with Bernard CLAVEL, very affected by the circumstances of his election and Raymond QUENEAU, who supported Félicien MARCEAU.

At the Goncourt table at the Drouant restaurant

Publication date 24/11/1967 From €100.00

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Luncheon for members of the Goncourt Academy following the announcement of the 1967 winner, with Hervé BAZIN, Armand SALACROU, Philippe HERIAT and Roland DORGELES in particular. Armand SALACROU and Roland DORGELES recall how André Pieyre’s choice of MANDIARGUES was in no way premeditated because they themselves knew little about this author before the deliberations. The jury then discusses the vermeil cutlery reserved for them and bearing their names and those of their predecessors.

Presentation of the Goncourt metro price

Publication date 07/12/1959 From €100.00

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Report at the Goncourt metro station in Paris, where a jury met to nominate the winner of the Goncourt metro prize in 1959. The Secretary General of the jury announced that the winner was Pol Vandromme for "The world of Tintin".

Goncourt draw in the region

Publication date 20/11/1990 From €100.00

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This is the second time that Normandie impression, associated with the editions of Minuit, has the mission to print Goncourt. This was the case in 1984 with Marguerite DURAS’s "L'amant". This year it is Jean ROUAULT’s book "Fields of Honour". The copies are coming out at a rate of 3,000 copies per hour, temporary staff have been recruited to hang the Goncourt price headbands on books. Comment on the images of the various stages of printing alternating with the interview of the printer’s manager, describing the organization that requires such a mass printing.

Remise des prix littéraires en 1951

Publication date 06/12/1951 From €100.00

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Anne de Tourville reçoit le prix Fémina pour son roman "Jabadao". Le prix des Orfèvres est attribué à Maurice Dekobra pour "Opération Magali", le prix Renaudot à Robert Margerit pour " Le Dieu nu". Quant au prix Goncourt, il est attribué à Julien Gracq qui le refuse ! Mais le jury maintient son choix.

Announcement Goncourt

Publication date 17/11/1975 From €100.00

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Armand LANOUX, in the midst of the usual hubbub of journalists, announces the award of the Goncourt Prize 1975 to Emile AJAR for his novel entitled "Life before oneself". Interview with Françoise MALLET JORIS, member of the Goncourt Academy on this choice. She says she is not embarrassed that the winner is a complete stranger.

Goncourt Prize to Michel Houllebecq

Publication date 08/11/2010 From €100.00

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Announcement of the Goncourt Prize by Didier DECOIN, at the restaurant Drouant, for the book "La carte et le territoire" by Michel HOULLEBECQ, all under the crackling flashes of journalists. Interviews with Bernard PIVOT, Tahar BEN JELLOUN, members of the Goncourt Academy.

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