Académie française narrows its novel prize to three finalists
The Grand prix du Roman de l'Académie française has released its second selection, cutting the field to three titles, with the winner to be named on October 29.
The Académie française has announced the second selection for its Grand prix du Roman 2026, narrowing the race to three titles, according to Livres Hebdo.
The winner will be proclaimed on October 29, Livres Hebdo reports. No further details on the finalists' titles or authors were included in the announcement available to this desk.
The Grand prix du Roman is one of the oldest literary prizes awarded in France, handed out annually since the Académie française established it in 1918.
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