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Ernest Pérochon (1885-1942) was a French who received the Prix Goncourt in 1920 for his book Nêne. He taught elementary school before giving it up to write full time in 1921. His works include poetry, novels (in genres ranging from realism to science-fiction) and children's literature.

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	'''Ernest Pérochon''' ([[1885]]-[[1942]]) was a [[French language\|French]] who received the [[Prix Goncourt]] in [[1920]] ~~pour~~ his book ''Nêne''. He taught elementary school before giving it up to write full time in [[1921]]. His works include [[poetry]], novels (in genres ranging from [[realism]] to [[science-fiction]]) and [[children's literature]].		'''Ernest Pérochon''' ([[1885]]-[[1942]]) was a [[French language\|French]] who received the [[Prix Goncourt]] in [[1920]] for his book ''Nêne''. He taught elementary school before giving it up to write full time in [[1921]]. His works include [[poetry]], novels (in genres ranging from [[realism]] to [[science-fiction]]) and [[children's literature]].

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