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PRIX LITTÉRAIRES MAJEURS (EMB = Livre Disponible À La Succursale Embrun) (RUS = Livre Disponible À La Succursale Russell) Dernière Mise À Jour : Le 4 Avril, 2020 PRIX LITTÉRAIRES MAJEURS (EMB = Livre disponible à la succursale Embrun) (RUS = Livre disponible à la succursale Russell) Dernière mise à jour : le 4 avril, 2020 PRIX - CANADA - LITTÉRATURE DE LANGUE FRANÇAISE Prix Gilles-Corbeil Ce prix triennal qui récompense l’œuvre d’un écrivain québécois est décerné par la Fondation Émile-Nelligan depuis 1990 et est accompagné d’une bourse de 100 000$. Le prix n’a pas été accordé depuis 2011. Décerné aux trois ans, le prix n’avait pas été remis en 2014. 2017 Michel Tremblay 2011 Victor-Lévy Beaulieu 2008 Jacques Poulin 2005 Marie-Claire Blais 2002 Fernand Ouellette 1999 Paul-Marie Lapointe 1995 Jacques Brault 1993 Anne Hébert 1990 Réjean Ducharme Prix du Gouverneur général du Canada (Catégorie Romans et nouvelles) Prix littéraire le plus prestigieux au pays, récompensant chaque année une oeuvre marquante dans chacun des genres littéraires majeurs. 2019 Céline Huyghebaert Le drap blanc 2018 Karoline Georges De synthèse EMB 2017 Christian Guay-Poliquin Le poids de la neige EMB Serge Bouchard Les yeux tristes de mon camion EMB 2016 Dominique Fortier Au péril de la mer EMB 2015 Nicolas Dickner Six degrés de liberté EMB 2014 Andrée A. Michaud Bondrée EMB 2013 Stéphanie Pelletier Quand les guêpes se taisent EMB 2012 France Daigle Pour sûr EMB 2011 Perrine Leblanc L’homme blanc EMB 2010 Kim Thúy Ru EMB 2009 Julie Mazzieri Le discours sur la tombe de l’idiot EMB Grand prix du livre de Montréal Prix offert par la Ville de Montréal pour récompenser la facture exceptionnelle et l’apport original d’une oeuvre. 2019 Carole David Comment nous sommes nés 2018 Marie-Claire Blais Une réunion près de la mer EMB 2017 René Lapierre Les adieux 2016 Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette La femme qui fuit EMB 2015 Carole David L’année de ma disparition EMB 2014 Michael Delisle Le feu de mon père EMB 2013 Pierre Samson La maison des pluies EMB 2012 Marie-Claire Blais Le jeune homme sans avenir EMB 2011 Élise Turcotte Guyana EMB 2010 Perrine Leblanc L’homme blanc EMB 2009 Dany Laferrière L’énigme du retour EMB Prix Robert-Cliche Prix ayant pour but de lancer la carrière d’auteur(e) d’un premier roman. 2018 Alice Guéricolas-Gagné Saint-Jambe 2017 Philippe Meilleur Maître Glockenspiel 2016 Antoine Charbonneau-Demers Coco EMB 2015 Prix pas accordé 2014 Martin Clavet Ma belle blessure 2013 Philippe Arseneault Zora, un conte cruel 2012 Judy Quinn Hunter s’est laissé couler EMB 2011 Ryad Assani-Razaki La main d’Iman EMB 2010 Simon Lambert La Chambre 2009 Olivia Tapiero Les murs EMB Prix littéraires Archambault Le Grand Prix littéraire Archambault a été créé en 2000 par les magasins Archambault pour récompenser les auteurs québécois de langue française. Ne semble pas avoir été décerné par la suite. 2016 David Goudreault La bête à sa mère EMB 2015 Geneviève Petersen La déesse des mouches à feu EMB 2013 David Clerson Frères EMB 2012 Bertrand Busson Le phyto-analyste EMB 2011 Kim Thúy Ru EMB 2010 IsaBelle Granger Les 7 filles d’Avalon EMB 2009 Marie Laberge Sans rien ni personne EMB 2008 Catherine Allard Chroniques d’une mère indigne EMB 2007 Fred Pellerin Comme une odeur de muscles EMB 2006 Anne Robillard Les Chevaliers d’Émeraude EMB Grand prix du public - Salon du livre de Montréal Le Prix du grand public du Salon du livre de Montréal - La Presse a été créé en 1983 par le quotidien La Presse et le Salon du livre de Montréal afin de promouvoir le livre et la lecture. Il a été remis pour la dernière fois en 2013. 2013 Amélie Dubois Ce qui se passe au Mexique reste au Mexique EMB Ricardo Larrivée De la lasagne à la crème brûlée EMB 2012 Jocelyne Saucier Il pleuvait des oiseaux EMB Josée di Stasio À la di Stasio 3 EMB 2011 Marie Laberge Revenir de loin EMB Tristan Demers Tintin et le Québec EMB 2010 Michel David Un bonheur si fragile EMB Kim Thúy Ru EMB 2009 Michel Tremblay La traversée de la ville EMB Richard Béliveau La Santé par le plaisir de bien manger EMB 2008 Michel Tremblay La traversée du continent EMB Jacques Salomé À qui ferais-je de la peine si j’étais moi-même? EMB 2007 Michel Tremblay Le trou dans le mur (Littéraire) EMB Jean-François Nadeau Bourgault (Essais et livres pratiques) EMB 2006 Richard Béliveau Denis Gingras Les aliments contre le cancer EMB 2005 Janette Bertrand Ma vie en trois actes EMB 2004 Roméo Dallaire J‘ai serré la main du diable EMB 2003 Yann Martel Histoire de Pi EMB Combat des livres - Radio-Canada 2019 Blaise Ndala Sans capote ni kalachnikov EMB 2018 Katherena Vermette Ligne brisée EMB 2014 Marie-Claire Blais La Belle Bête EMB 2013 Lawrence Hill Aminata EMB 2012 Marie-Renée Lavoie La petite et le vieux EMB 2011 Perrine Leblanc L’homme blanc EMB 2010 Dany Laferrière L’énigme du retour EMB 2009 Rawi Hage Parfum de poussière EMB Prix Trillium Prix décerné par le Ministère de la Culture de l’Ontario, à un(e) Ontarien(ne). Offert pour la première fois en 1995 dans des catégories séparées pour les oeuvres en français et en anglais. 2019 Lise L’Heureux Et si un soir EMB 2018 Aurélie Resch Sous le soleil de midi 2017 Jean Boisjoli La mesure du temps EMB 2016 Véronique-Marie Kaye Marjorie Chalifoux EMB 2015 Michel Dallaire Violoncelle pour lune d'automne EMB 2014 Marguerite Andersen La mauvaise mère EMB 2013 Paul Savoie Bleu bémol EMB 2012 Michèle Vinet Jeudi novembre EMB Sonia Lamontagne À tire d’ailes EMB 2011 Estelle Beauchamp Un souffle venu de loin EMB 2010 Ryad Assani-Razaki Deux cercles EMB 2009 Marguerite Andersen Le figuier sur le toit EMB Prix des lecteurs de Radio-Canada (Ontario) 2014 Simone Chaput Un vent prodigue EMB 2013 Annie-Claude Thériault Quelque chose comme une odeur de printemps EMB 2012 Jocelyne Saucier Il pleuvait des oiseaux EMB 2011 Gracia Couturier Chacal, mon frère EMB 2010 Françoise Enguehard L’archipel du docteur Thomas EMB 2009 Marguerite Andersen Le figuier sur le toit EMB 2008 Gilles Dubois Akuna-Aki meneur de chiens EMB 2007 Nancy Huston Lignes de faille EMB Daniel Poliquin La Kermesse EMB 2006 Sylvie Bérard Terre des autres EMB 2005 Marie-Andrée Donovan Les soleils incendiés EMB 2004 Doric Germain Défenses légitimes EMB Prix des libraires du Québec (Roman québécois) Ce prix fut créé en 1993 par le Salon du livre de Québec en collaboration avec l’Association des libraires du Québec. Il souligne l’excellence d’un roman québécois par sa qualité d’écriture et son originalité. 2019 Alexie Morin Ouvrir son cœur EMB 2018 Christophe Bernard La bête creuse EMB 2017 Stéphane Larue Le plongeur EMB 2016 Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette La femme qui fuit EMB 2015 Simon Roy Ma vie rouge Kubrick EMB 2014 Larry Tremblay L’orangeraie EMB 2013 Éric Dupont La fiancée américaine EMB 2012 Samuel Archibald Arvida EMB 2011 Louise Hamelin La constellation du Lynx EMB 2010 Dany Laferrière L’énigme du retour EMB 2009 Catherine Mavrikakis Le ciel de Bay City EMB Prix des librairies du Québec (Roman étranger) Ce prix créé par le Salon du livre de Québec en collaboration avec l’Association des libraires du Québec. Il souligne l’excellence d’un roman étranger par sa qualité d’écriture et son originalité. 2019 Philppe Lancon Le lambeau EMB 2018 Jonas Gardell N’essuie jamais de larmes sans gants EMB 2017 Emily St John Mandel Station Eleven EMB 2016 Elena Ferrante L’amie prodigieuse EMB 2015 Hugh Howey Silo EMB 2014 Sorj Chalandon Le quatrième mur EMB 2013 Patrick DeWitt Les frères Sisters EMB 2012 Delphine de Vigan Rien ne s’oppose à la nuit EMB 2011 Audur Ava Ólafsdóttir Rosa Candida EMB 2010 R. J. Ellory Vendetta EMB 2009 Cormac McCarthy La route EMB Prix littéraires des collégiens Prix littéraire décerné par un jury formé d’élèves provenant de différents collèges et cégeps du Québec. 2019 Jean-C. Réhel Ce qu’on respire sur Tatouïne EMB 2018 Jean-Philippe Baril Guérard Royal EMB 2017 Christian Guay-Poliquin Le poids de la neige EMB 2016 Daniel Gremier L’Année la plus longue EMB 2015 Larry Tremblay L’orangeraie EMB 2014 Louis Carmain Guano EMB 2013 Éric Dupont La fiancée américaine EMB Prix de la décennie (10e anniversaire du Prix) Jocelyne Saucier Il pleuvait des oiseaux EMB 2012 Jocelyne Saucier Il pleuvait des oiseaux EMB 2011 Louis Hamelin La constellation du Lynx EMB 2010 Marc Séguin La foi du braconnier EMB 2009 Catherine Mavrikakis Le ciel de Bay City EMB PRIX - CANADA – LITTÉRATURE DE LANGUE ANGLAISE Prix Scotiabank Giller Le Prix Scotiabank Giller est le prix littéraire le plus richement doté au Canada. 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