Selected Works
From the collection of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC:
- "Oeuvres Complètes", Léon-François Hoffman, Ed. ALLCA XX (Coll. Archivos), Paris, 2003.
- A propos de la campagne "anti-superstitieuse"." Port-au-Prince, Impr. de l’État
- Analyse schématique 1932-1934. : Editions idées nouvelles, idées prolétariennes, 1999.
- Bois-d’ébène. Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Imp. H. Deschamps
- Ebony wood. Bois-d’ébène. Poems. The French text with a translation by Sidney Shapiro. New York: Interworld Press ISBN 0-912956-00-3
- Les fantoches. 1931.
- Gouverneurs de la rosée, roman.
- Sar ha-telalim. Translated into Hebrew.
- Governadores del rocío. Translated into Spanish. Habana: Impr. Nacional de Cuba
- Zotër të vesës (roman). Translated into Armenian. : Shtépia Botonjése Naim Frashéri
- Gouverneurs de la rosée : roman. Fort-de-France : Désormeaux, c1977 (1983 printing)
- Gouverneurs de la rosée : roman. Unité de Réghaïa, Algérie: ENAG, c1989.
- Gouverneurs de la rosée. Coconut Creek, Fla.: Educa Vision Inc., . ISBN 1-58432-054-0
- Masters of the dew. Gouverneurs de la rosée, translated by Langston Hughes and Mercer Cook. New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, c1947.
- Masters of the dew. Gouverneurs de la rosée, translated by Langston Hughes and Mercer Cook. Oxford; Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann, c1978. ISBN 0-435-98745-3
- La montagne ensorcelée. 1931.
- La montagne ensorcelée. Paris: Messidor, c1987. ISBN 2-209-05922-4
- La montagne ensorcelée. Paris: Éditeurs français réunis
- La montagne ensorcelée: roman 4th ed. Montréal, QC: Mémoire d’encrier, 2005. ISBN 2-923153-33-2
- Poèmes Port-au-Prince, Haïti: Editions des Antilles,
- Poemas de una isla y de dos pueblos. With Pedro Mir, Jacques Viau. La Habana, Cuba: Casa de las Américas, 1974.
- Poésies; Griefs de l’homme noir; La proie et l’ombre; La montagne ensorcelée (récit paysan) Port-au-Prince, Haïti: Editions fardin, 1998.
- La proie et l’ombre. Portau-Prince, Haïti: Éditions "La Presse"
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