The price of the Two Nest eggs is a Literary prize French, created in 1933 - the very same day of the handing-over of the Prix Goncourt with André Malraux - with the terrace of the coffee the Two Nest eggs by the writer Roger Vitrac and a Bibliothécaire. They joined together at once a jury of thirteen Auteurs which brought each one 100 francs and élirent the Grass of Raymond Queneau.

The current equipment is of 7.750 euros (either approximately 50.000 francs).

The owner of the Coffee ensured thereafter the equipment of the price which is granted promising young talents.

The price was not decreed in 1939, 1940, 1943, 1945.

List prizes winner

External bonds

  • Official site with the list of the prizes winner and the extracts of rewarded works

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