They've announced the longlists for the prix Renaudot, the second most prestigious French literary prize, after the Goncourt.
No real official site for them to post the information at, but see, for example, the report in Le Figaro.
As usual at this stage, there's some overlap with the Goncourt (whose first longlist was announced last week; see my mention) -- Liberati's Eva, Sansal's 2084, Delphine de Vigan's D'après une histoire vraie -- as well as some the Goncourt (surprisingly ?) missed -- notably the Laurent Binet.
The Renaudot also has a non-fiction prize -- and it's nice to see a collection by (long dead) Parentheses of Blood-author Sony Labou Tansi make that longlist.
As usual at this stage, there's some overlap with the Goncourt (whose first longlist was announced last week; see my mention) -- Liberati's Eva, Sansal's 2084, Delphine de Vigan's D'après une histoire vraie -- as well as some the Goncourt (surprisingly ?) missed -- notably the Laurent Binet.
The Renaudot also has a non-fiction prize -- and it's nice to see a collection by (long dead) Parentheses of Blood-author Sony Labou Tansi make that longlist.