The French writer, already the winner of numerous literary prizes, has added a new one to her collection: Switzerland's Goncourt choice, which was presented to her in May at the Palais de Rumine.
Notre critique chronique le lauréat du Goncourt 2021
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Le Regard Libre N° 57 - Loris S. Musumeci
The most prestigious prize in French literature was awarded this year to Jean-Paul Dubois for his novel Tous les hommes n'habitent pas le monde de la même façon. The author is discreet and humble, and behind his bonhomie lies writing rich with a moving view of the world, of little people, of losers. The 2019 Goncourt could be dedicated to all those who work, in silence and in the shadows, to lead a normal, simple life, in the company of friends who are there and friends who are no longer there.
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On September 5, the members of the prestigious Goncourt Academy selected fifteen novels published during the year. Of these, eight were selected on October 11. The...
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