The Pampelonne Ramatuelle Prize is awarded this year to Tatiana de Rosnay For Blonde dust (Albin Michel). “ Through her new novel, Tatiana de Rosnay offers us a unique and very romantic point of view on the life of Marilyn Monroe. We feel the atmosphere of Nevada so well, between the horses and the desert. It is also a pleasure to award the author of the unforgettable She her name was Sarah his first literary prize”, has explained David Foenkinos, Jury President. The novel traces the story of the filming of the actress’s last film, The Unhinged of John Huston.
Succeeding Marianne Vic2023 laureate for The Prince of Babylon (Threshold), the author wins 5,000 euros delivered by the town hall of Ramatuelle. His prize will be presented to him on Saturday June 8 as part of the 3rd edition of the Pampelonne Ramatuelle Prize Festival. Lasting three days, the event dedicated to biography, autobiography and “great life stories” offers the public the opportunity to meet the winner and the jury between several activities ranging from literary pétanque to a cinema screening outdoors dedicated to the film Flo of Geraldine Danon.
Chaired by the novelist David Foenkinosthe jury was composed of Nicolas Briançon, Stéphane De Groodt, Emilie Frèche, Rachel Khan, Lou Leclair, Danielle Mitelmann, Sarah Poniatwoski And François Rey.
