Death of the writer Didier Decoin, Prix Goncourt in 1977 and former president of his jury
Son of filmmaker Henri Decoin, he had been crowned by the Goncourt Prize for his novel "John L
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Son of filmmaker Henri Decoin, he had been crowned with the Goncourt Prize for his novel "John the Hell" in 1977 and had presided over the Goncourt Academy between 2020 and 2024. The author Didier Decoin, Prix Goncourt in 1977 for his novel John Hell and former president of the Goncourt Academy, died at 81 years of age, announced Wednesday 5 August the institution.
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Son of filmmaker Henri Decoin, he had been crowned with the Goncourt Prize for his novel "John the Hell" in 1977 and had presided over the Goncourt Academy between 2020 and 2024.
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The author Didier Decoin, Prix Goncourt in 1977 for his novel John Hell and former president of the Goncourt Academy, died at 81 years of age, announced Wednesday 5 August the institution
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