French Literature
- Grand prix du roman de l'Académie française
- Prix Alain-Fournier
- Prix Décembre
- Prix de Flore
- Prix des Deux-Magots
- Prix Femina
- Prix Fénéon
- Prix Goncourt
- Prix Interallié
- Prix Littéraire Valery Larbaud
- Prix Médicis
- Prix Renaudot
- Candide Preis (the only one German-French Literary award)
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