Nine novels are part of the second selection for the Renaudot Prize, including that of Thélyson Orélien despite accusations of AI usage, the jury announced on Wednesday.
The jury, chaired by Frédéric Beigbeder and composed of 10 members including Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio, Dominique Bona, and Patrick Besson, will announce the winner on November 3.
They selected the novels by Boris Bergmann, "Minotaure", Hemley Boum, "Nos vies sauvages", and François-Henri Désérable, "Le Palais".
The jury surprised many by keeping the nov
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