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Le prix Renaudot 2026 attribué à François-Henri Désérable pour Le Palais

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Le Figaro
“Le prix Renaudot 2026 attribué à François-Henri Désérable pour Le Palais”

Ce mardi 3 novembre, le jury du Renaudot a récompensé François-Henri Désérable pour le roman Le Palais. Le poche est attribué à Jean-Christophe Buisson, directeur adjoint du Figaro Magazine.

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Le Monde
“Le prix Renaudot 2026 attribué à François-Henri Désérable pour « Le Palais”

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