Literary Works and Journalism
Dr Sant is an established novelist, short story writer and playwright. His published works include the collected plays:
- Min Hu Evelyn Costa? (1979)
- Fid-Dell tal-Katidral (1994)
- Qabel Tiftaħ l-Inkjesta (1999)
- short story collections:
- Kwart ta' Mija (1995)
- Pupu fil-Baħar (2009)
- novels:
- L-Ewwel Weraq tal-Bajtar (1968)
- Bejgħ u Xiri (1981), Silġ fuq Kemmuna (1982)
- La Bidu, La Tmiem (2001)
- L-Għalqa tal-Iskarjota (2009)
- non-fiction works:
- Collection of political essays, L-Impenn għall-Bidla (1986)
- Chronicle (political), It-28 ta' April 1958 (1988)
- Malta's European Challenge (1995)
- Confessions of a European Maltese (2003 autobiography)
- Is-Soċjaliżmu fi Żminijietna (2004)
Sant edited Tomorrow, a monthly English-language magazine (1982–1985), and of Society, a quarterly opinion magazine, apart from authoring numerous articles. Sant also contributed regularly to the General Workers' Union's Sunday Maltese-language newspaper It-Torċa until his Party's defeat at the polls in March 2008.
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