The Ubu Prize is an award that recognizes outstanding contributions in the field of literature, particularly focusing on works that challenge conventional norms. Named after the character Ubu Roi created by Alfred Jarry, the prize aims to celebrate creativity and innovation in writing. Established in France, the Ubu Prize is awarded annually to authors whose works reflect a unique perspective or style. It encourages writers to push boundaries and explore new ideas, fostering a vibrant literary culture that values originality and artistic expression.