Literary Criticism and Reviews
- 1966 - The Spring, In Transatlantic Review, Summer 1966
- 1967 - The Blood Drinker, In The Great Society Issue 2, 1967
- 1971 - The Café, In Vertumnus (Paris) Spring 1971
- 1971 - The Young Man Who Lived Alone, In World of the Short Story April 1971
- 1971 - The Hut, In Mediterranean Review Spring 1971
- 1971 - Si Mokhtar, In Armadillo Fall 1971
- 1972 - Abdesalam and Amar, In Omphalos March 1972
- 1972 - Doctor Safi, In Rolling Stone April 1972
- 1972 - The Dutiful Son, In Bastard Angel, Spring 1972
- 1972 - Bahloul, In Antaeus Summer 1972
- 1977 - El Fellah, In Outlaw Visions 1977
- 1981 - Earth, a play by Mohammed Mrabet, In Conjunctions Issue No 1: (Winter 1981-82)
- 1990 - Mohammed Mrabet's Fiction of Alienation In World Literature Today, Vol. 64, 1990 by Ibrahim Dawood
- 1992 - Paul Bowles/Mohammed Mrabet: Translation, Transformation, and Transcultural Discourse by Richard F. Patteson
- 1999 - On Translating Paul (and Jane and Mrabet) by Claude Nathalie Thomas In Journal of Modern Literature - Volume 23, Number 1, Fall 1999, pp. 35–43
- 2006 - In Defense of Tradition: Mohammed Mrabet's Postcolonial Leanings and the Confrontation of “Kif Wisdom with Modernity by Raj Chandarlapaty
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