Goncourt Choice of India - 3rd Edition Winner Announced in Delhi |
The third edition of the Goncourt Choice of India was given to the book “Triste Tigre” by Neige Sinno. Read more about the award and the winning book.
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The third edition of the Goncourt Choice of India was given to the book “Triste Tigre” by Neige Sinno. Read more about the award and the winning book.
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On a recent afternoon near Orléans, in the Loire Valley, members of the jury of France’s newest literary prize trickled out of their prison cells...
For the first time, detainees picked their own winner in an offshoot of the Goncourt, France’s top literary honor.