Pascale Roze

Pascale Roze

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France

Pascale Roze is a celebrated French author, recognized for her profound engagement with themes of antiquity in literature. She gained notable acclaim after winning the Prix Goncourt in 1996 for her novel 'Le Chasseur Zéro.' Inspired by discussions with her grandson about Plato's 'Gorgias,' Roze's latest work, 'Le Roman de Mécène,' explores the life of the Roman patron of the arts, Mécène, showcasing her enduring passion for history and literature.

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France: Pascale Roze is the president of the jury for the Prix Médicis. 7

Nathacha Appanah Emmanuel Carrere Laurent Mauvignier Kevin Orr Marie Richeux Anne Serre Julia Sintzen Laura Vazquez Nina Allan Jen Beagin Natasha Brown Carys Davies Jenny Erpenbeck Sao Ichikawa Peter Nadas Bernard Bourrit Julie Brafman Philippe Broussard Anne Carson Laure De Chantal Johann Chapoutot Michele Cohen David Dufresne Marie Gautheron Fabrice Gabriel Chowra Makaremi Johanna Luyssen Philippe Sands Marc Weitzmann

Le Monde: Prix Médicis : les romans de Nathacha Appanah, Emmanuel Carrère et Laurent Mauvignier retenus dans la deuxième sélection

France: Pascale Roze is the author of 'Le Roman de Mécène' and won the Prix Goncourt in 1996 for 'Le Chasseur Zéro'. 9

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Le Monde: « Le Roman de Mécène » : une ombre lumineuse en Pascale Roze