Prix Marcel Proust

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The Marcel Proust Prize is a former literary award of France. Created by the municipal council of Cabourg, in Normandy, in 1972, it was awarded until 1994; the recipient was a work which evoked that of Marcel Proust. Writers were awarded 5,000 francs for their work.

List of winners

• 1972: Michel Robida for Le Dragon de Chartres (Julliard)
• 1973: Georges Cattaui for Proust et ses métamorphoses (Nizet)
• 1974: Julien Green for Jeunesse (Plon)
• 1975: Emmanuel Berl for A venir et Regain au pays d'Auge (Le Livre de Poche)
• 1976: Marcel Schneider for Sur une étoile (Grasset)
• 1977: Jacques de Lacretelle for Les Vivants et leur ombre (Grasset)
• 1978: Roger Caillois for Le Fleuve Alphée (Gallimard)
• 1979: Henri Bonnet for Le Progrès spirituel dans la Recherche (Nizet)
• 1980:
  Jacques de Bourbon Busset
  for Les Choses simples (Gallimard)
• 1981: Angelo Rinaldi for La Dernière fête de l'Empire (Gallimard)
• 1982: Alain Bosquet for L'Enfant que tu étais (Grasset)
• 1983: Jean Delay for La Fauconnier, Avant-Mémoire (Gallimard)
• 1984: Robert de Saint-Jean for Passé pas mort (Grasset)
• 1985: Diane de Margerie for Le Ressouvenir (Flammarion)
• 1986: François-Olivier Rousseau for Sébastien Doré (Mercure de France)
• 1987-1988 : Claude Mauriac for Le Temps immobile (Grasset)
• 1993: René de Obaldia for Exobiographie
• 1994: Jean Chalon for Liane de Pougy, courtisane princesse et sainte (Flammarion)

References

• Roger Peyrefitte (L'Illustre Écrivain, Albin Michel, 1982, pp. 130–131).

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