The Prix Renaudot is a prestigious French literary award established in 1926. It is awarded annually to recognize outstanding works of fiction and non-fiction published in the French language. The prize is named after the French writer Louis Renaudot, who was known for his contributions to literature and journalism. The award is typically announced in November and is one of the most sought-after literary honors in France. It is often seen as a significant indicator of literary success, influencing book sales and public interest in the winning authors and their works.