Renaudot Prize 2026: Writer François-Henri Désérable Awarded with "Le Palais", a Novel on Wine
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The prestigious literary prize awarded the 39-year-old author for his adventure and learning story. The author was partly inspired by the true story of an expert in oenology who became a counterfeiter.
On Tuesday, November 3, the ten juries of the literary award announced the winner on a final list of six novels and four essays.
François-Henri Désérable ran against David Djaïz, Patrice Jean, Osvalde Lewat, Anne Percin and Marie Petitcuénot.
On Tuesday, November 3, the jury of the Renaudot awarded François-Henri Désérable for the novel Le Palais. The pocket is awarded to Jean-Christophe Buisson, deputy director of Figaro Magazine.
François-Henri Désérable receives this prize for his stunning novel on the trajectory of a young Indian orphan adopted by a family of wine growers in Beaune. ...
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