The Scortas' Sun

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The Scortas' Sun

First edition (French)
Author	Laurent Gaudé
Original title	Le Soleil des Scorta
Country	France
Language	French
Publisher	Actes Sud
Publication date	1 August 2004
Published in English	2006
Pages	246
ISBN	2-7427-5141-6

The Scortas' Sun (French: Le Soleil des Scorta) is a novel by the French writer Laurent Gaudé. It is also known as The House of Scorta. It received the Prix Goncourt.^[1]

See also

• 2004 in literature
• Contemporary French literature

References