Created in 2014 on the initiative of Thierry Barbier-Mueller, Managing Director and CEO of Société Privée de Gérance, the SPG Literary Prize for the first novel in French-speaking Switzerland rewards each year the first work of fiction (novel) by a French-speaking author, written in French and published by a Swiss publishing house. The aim of this prize is to promote the literary creation of the French-speaking part of Switzerland and its distribution, to encourage new authors from the French-speaking part of Switzerland, and to support the French-speaking publishing industry and its actors. The SPG Literary Prize for the first novel in French-speaking Switzerland is endowed with CHF 5,000 (five thousand francs).
This year, the Prize will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a great program.
Composition of the 2023 Jury:
The finalists for the prix littéraire SPG du premier roman romand 2023 :
The winners of the prix littéraire SPG du premier roman romand :
Contact
You can contact us at prixlitteraire@spg.ch, or by phone at 058 810 33 20.
Follow the news of the Prix littéraire SPG on our Facebook page.
Press
…as well as the press articles below:
Immobilier.ch, 2022, Julie Müller, “Une plume romande primée”
Le Journal de l’Immobilier, 2022, Véronique Stein “Quatre femmes liées par le destin”
Le Nouvelliste, 2021, “Littérature romande: Anna Szücs décroche le prix SPG pour son premier roman”
Immorama, 2021, Marine Cartier, “Un dilemne hongrois”
Le Temps, 2017, Valérie de Graffenried, “Elisa Shua Dusapin, une fleur à New York”
Tout l’immobilier, 2014, Christine Esseiva, “Prix littéraire SPG à Damien Murith”
Bibliomedia, 2014, “Damien Murith lauréat du 35e Prix Bibliomedia Suisse”
For many years, SPG-Rytz has published high quality articles on real estate but not only...