Houellebecq wins top French literary prize

The controversial best-selling author Michel Houellebecq has won France’s most coveted literary prize - the Prix Goncourt - for his new novel.

The controversial best-selling author Michel Houellebecq has won France’s most coveted literary prize - the Prix Goncourt - for his new novel.

'La Carte et Le Territoire' tells of a solitary, misanthropic artist who becomes a critical darling and commercial success almost in spite of himself.

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