Bernard Nabonne

French writer

Bernard Nabonne (1897-1951) was a French writer of Bearnaise origin. He is best known for his novels written in the 1920s, for example, La Butte aux Cailles (1925) and Maitena (1927). The latter won the Prix Renaudot. Other notable works include Joseph Bonaparte (1950 Prix Thérouanne), À la Gasconne (1935 Prix Paul Flat), and À l'abandon (1932 Prix Montyon).

Besides fiction, he also wrote a number of books on French history.[1]

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Laureates of the Prix Renaudot

1926–1950|

* 1926: Armand Lunel
* 1927: Bernard Nabonne
* 1928: André Obey
* 1929: Marcel Aymé
* 1930: Germaine Beaumont
* 1931: Philippe Hériat
* 1932: Louis-Ferdinand Céline
* 1933: Charles Braibant
* 1934: Louis Francis
* 1935: François de Roux
* 1936: Louis Aragon
* 1937: Jean Rogissart
* 1938: Pierre Jean Launay
* 1939: Jean Malaquais
* 1940: Jules Roy
* 1941: Paul Mousset
* 1942: Robert Gaillard
* 1943: André Soubiran
* 1944: Roger Peyrefitte
* 1945: Henri Bosco
* 1946: David Rousset
* 1947: Jean Cayrol
* 1948: Pierre Fisson
* 1949: Louis Guilloux
* 1950: Pierre Molaine

1951–1975|

* 1951: Robert Margerit
* 1952: Jacques Perry
* 1953: Célia Bertin
* 1954: Jean Reverzy
* 1955: Georges Govy
* 1956: André Perrin
* 1957: Michel Butor
* 1958: Édouard Glissant
* 1959: Albert Palle
* 1960: Alfred Kern
* 1961: Roger Bordier
* 1962: Simone Jacquemard
* 1963: J. M. G. Le Clézio
* 1964: Jean-Pierre Faye
* 1965: Georges Perec
* 1966: José Cabanis
* 1967: Salvat Etchart
* 1968: Yambo Ouologuem
* 1969: Max Olivier-Lacamp
* 1970: Jean Freustié
* 1971: Pierre-Jean Rémy
* 1972: Christopher Frank
* 1973: Suzanne Prou
* 1974: Georges Borgeaud
* 1975: Jean Joubert

1976–2000|

* 1976: Michel Henry
* 1977: Alphonse Boudard
* 1978: Conrad Detrez
* 1979: Jean-Marc Roberts
* 1980: Danièle Sallenave
* 1981: Michel del Castillo
* 1982: Georges-Olivier Châteaureynaud
* 1983: Jean-Marie Rouart
* 1984: Annie Ernaux
* 1985: Raphaële Billetdoux
* 1986: Christian Giudicelli
* 1987: René-Jean Clot
* 1988: René Depestre
* 1989: Philippe Doumenc
* 1990: Jean Colombier
* 1991: Dan Franck
* 1992: François Weyergans
* 1993: Nicolas Bréhal
* 1994: Guillaume Le Touze
* 1995: Patrick Besson
* 1996: Boris Schreiber
* 1997: Pascal Bruckner
* 1998: Dominique Bona
* 1999: Daniel Picouly
* 2000: Ahmadou Kourouma

2001–present|

* 2001: Martine Le Coz
* 2002: Gérard de Cortanze
* 2003: Philippe Claudel
* 2004: Irène Némirovsky
* 2005: Nina Bouraoui
* 2006: Alain Mabanckou
* 2007: Daniel Pennac
* 2008: Tierno Monénembo
* 2009: Frédéric Beigbeder
* 2010: Virginie Despentes
* 2011: Emmanuel Carrère
* 2012: Scholastique Mukasonga
* 2013: Yann Moix
* 2014: David Foenkinos
* 2015: Delphine de Vigan
* 2016: Yasmina Reza
* 2017: Olivier Guez
* 2018: Valérie Manteau
* 2019: Sylvain Tesson
* 2020: Marie-Hélène Lafon
* 2021: Amélie Nothomb
* 2022: Simon Liberati

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