The Prix Interallié is a prestigious French literary award established in 1930. It is given annually to a work of fiction published in French, recognizing outstanding contributions to literature. The award is presented by a group of journalists from various French publications, highlighting the importance of literary journalism in the French literary scene. The Prix Interallié is often seen as a complement to other literary awards, such as the Prix Goncourt. It aims to celebrate authors who may not receive as much mainstream attention, thus promoting a diverse range of voices in contemporary French literature.