Grand prix de l'Imaginaire#Foreign-language short fiction

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The {{Lang|fr|grand prix de l'Imaginaire}} (GPI, 'grand prize of the Imaginary'), until 1992 the {{lang|fr|grand prix de la science-fiction française}}, is a French literary award for speculative fiction, established in 1972 by the writer Jean-Pierre Fontana as part of the science fiction convention of Clermont-Ferrand.

Initially purely a science fiction award, the award's scope was widened to encompass all fields of speculative fiction in 1992. From 2000 to 2010 it was awarded as part of the {{lang|fr|Utopiales}} festival in Nantes. It is now part of the {{lang|fr|Étonnants Voyageurs}} festival of Saint-Malo.

Winners

Apart from the awards listed here, there are also categories for best new novel, foreign youth novel, translations, comic, manga, and others.{{Cite web |title=Palmarès par catégories – Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire |url=https://gpi.noosfere.org/palmares-par-categories/ |access-date=2023-11-09 |language=fr-FR}}

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  • 1976 : Urm le fou by Philippe Druillet
  • 1977 : Yves Dermèze for all of his work
  • 1979 : the fantastic hyperrealistic universe of Wojciech Siudmak
  • 1980 : Major fatal by Mœbius
  • 1980 : Civilisations et Divagations by Louis-Vincent Thomas
  • 1981 : Fantascienza (no. 2-3) by Claude Eckerman, Alain Grousset and Dominique Martel
  • 1982 : Essai psychanalytique sur la création littéraire - Processus et fonction de l'écriture chez un auteur de Science-fiction : Philip K. Dick by Marcel Thaon
  • 1983 : Le Bunker de la dernière rafale by Marc Caro and Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  • 1984 : Le Rayon SF by Henri Delmas and Alain Julian
  • 1985 : La Nouvelle Science-fiction américaine by Gérard Cordesse
  • 1987 : Le Détroit de Behring by Emmanuel Carrère
  • 1988 : Le Combat d'Odiri by Georges-Olivier Châteaureynaud
  • 1989 : Les Voyages ordinaires d'un amateur de tableaux by Dominique Douay
  • 1990 : Philippe Curval for his work as an anthologist and talent scout
  • 1991 : Jean-Pierre Nicollet for all of his work
  • 1992 : La Grande Anthologie de la science-fiction française by Ellen Herzfeld, Gérard Klein and Dominique Martel
  • 1993 : L'Atalante publishing house for the quality and originality of their production
  • 1994 : Regards sur Philip K. Dick, le Kaledickoscope by Hélène Collon
  • 1995 : Les Nourritures extraterrestres by Dona Sussan
  • 1996 : CyberDreams magazine
  • 1997 : Mad Movies magazine
  • 1998 : Ozone by Henri Lœvenbruck
  • 1999 : Le Visage vert by Xavier Legrand Ferronnière
  • 2000 : Stéphanie Nicot, Galaxies
  • 2001 : Pierre Pelot, Sous le vent du monde
  • 2002 : Stephen King, Ténèbres magazine, special issue
  • 2003 : Robert Holdstock, La Forêt des mythagos
  • 2004 : Terra Incognita, collection
  • 2005 : the website of the nooSFere association
  • 2006 : Le Troisième Œil. La Photographie et l'Occulte
  • 2007 : the periodical anthology Fiction (Les Moutons électriques)
  • 2008 : the TV film Des Fleurs pour Algernon by David Delrieux
  • 2009 : Le Bélial' editions for the unpublished works by Poul Anderson and Le Grand livre de Mars by Leigh Brackett
  • 2010 : Le Lac aux Vélies by Nosfell and Ludovic Debeurme
  • 2010 : (Étonnants Voyageurs): Jean-Marc Lofficier and Brian Stableford for their work promoting and translating French-speaking SF at Black Coat Press
  • 2011 : Poètes de l'Imaginaire (anthology) by Sylvain Fontaine
  • 2012 : José Corti publishing house, for more than 70 years serving the Imagination
  • 2013 : Ad Astra editions, for the publication of the complete Cycle de Lanmeur (2 volumes) by Christian Léourier and the Délirium label, for the publication of the anthologies Creepy and Eerie
  • 2014 : the synchronous edition of L'Intégrale Stefan Wul by Bragelonne and the Univers of Stefan Wul by Ankama, adaptations of the novels into comics by D. * Cassegrain, M. Hawthorne, D. Lapiere, J.-D. Morvan, M. Reynes, O. Vatine, Yann...
  • 2015 : Richard Comballot for his work on the memory of the imagination, including his collection of interviews Clameurs
  • 2016 : Natacha Vas-Deyres and Richard Comballot for the Chronolytic Notebooks of Michel Jeury
  • 2017 : Hélène Collon and Editions Nouveaux Millénaires for the publication of The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick
  • 2018 : Ellen Herzfeld and Dominique Martel for their work in the service of science fiction for over thirty years, including the Quarante-Deux website and the collections from the Quarante-Deux collection published by Éditions du Bélial'
  • 2019 : Guy Costes and Joseph Altairac for their journey as scholars and collectors for more than 40 years, materialized by their monumental work Rétrofictions
  • 2020 : the BnF for the Tolkien, Voyage en Terre du Milieu exhibition
  • 2021 : Jacques Abeille, Le Cycle des contrées
  • 2022 : Alain Sprauel for his meticulous and tireless work as bibliographer of the Imagination, and in particular The 2021 bibliography of Stephen King
  • 2023 : Les Galaxiales - L'Intégrale by Michel Demuth, completed by nine authors brought together by Richard Comballot from the initial plan and synopses

References

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