Prix ​​des Critiques

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The Prix ​​des Critiques is a literary prize that has been given to French-speaking authors since 1945.

Jurors (if known)

• Maurice Blanchot (1945)
• Roger Caillois
• Jean Paulhan
• Jean Starobinski

Award winners

• 1945 Romain Gary for "Éducation européenne". In German: General Nachtigall
• 1947 Albert Camus for " The Plague "
• 1949 Jules Supervielle
• 1952 Georges Borgeaud for "Le Préau"
• 1953 Alain Robbe-Grillet for "Le Voyeur"
• 1954 Françoise Sagan for " Bonjour tristesse "
• 1957 Micheline Maurel for "Un camp très ordinaire"
• 1960 José Cabanis for "Le Bonheur du jour"
• 1963 Robert Pinget for "L'Inquisitoire"
• 1964 Jacques Audiberti for "Ange aux entrailles"
• 1965 Pierre Klossowski for "Le Baphomet"
• 1970 Edmond Jabès or 1972 for Elya
• 1971 Yves Bonnefoy for "Rome, 1630: l'horizon du premier baroque"
• 1973 Raymond Aron for République impériale
• 1974 Noel Devaulx for "Avec vue sur la zone"
• 1975 Jean-Loup Trassard for "L'Ancolie"
• 1980 Pascal Quignard for "Carus"
• 1982 Nicolas Bouvier for "Le Poisson-Scorpion"
• 1984 Jacques Réda for "L'Herbe des Talus"

notes

1. ↑ The literature does not agree on the year: the French WP mentions 1970, the British WP mentions 1972.