Ivo Michiels - List of Works

List of Works

  • Begrensde verten (1946, poetry)
  • Daar tegenover (1947, poetry)
  • Zo, ga dan (1947, novelle)
  • Het vonnis (1949, novel)
  • Kruistocht der jongelingen (1951, novel)
  • Spaans capriccio (1952, short storie)
  • De ogenbank (1953, novel)
  • De meeuwen sterven in de haven (1955, novel,filmscenario), made into a film of the same name in 1956
  • Het afscheid (1957, novel)
  • Journal brut, Ikjes sprokkelen (1958, novel)
  • Albisola Mare, Savona (1959, novel)
  • Dertien Vlamingen (1961, bloemlezing)
  • Het boek Alfa (1963, novel)
  • Frans Dille (1963, essay)
  • Antwerpen, stad aan de stroom (tekst bij fotoalbum van F. Tas) (1965)
  • Verhalen uit Journal brut (1966)
  • Het afscheid (1966, film scenario)
  • Orchis militaris (1968, novel)
  • Exit (1971, novel)
  • Jef Verheyen, 40 (1972, bibliophile edition)
  • Alechinsky (1973, essay)
  • Samuel, o Samuel (1973, radio play)
  • Dieric Bouts (1975, film scenario)
  • Een tuin tussen hond en wolf (1977, novel,film scenario)
  • Itinerarium (1979, essay)
  • Luister hoe dit beeld hoe die lijn hoe die kleur hoe dit vlak luister (1979, essays)
  • Een letterwerker aan het woord (1980)
  • Dixi(t) (1981, novel)
  • De vrouwen van de aarstengel (1983, novel)
  • De toverberg in Sank Seb (1984, uit "De vrouwen van de aartsengel", in "Vlaamse verhalen na 1965")
  • Het boek der nauwe relaties (1985)
  • Vlaanderen, ook een land (1987)
  • Prima materia (1989)
  • Ondergrond bovengronds (1991)
  • Schildwacht schuldwacht (1993)
  • Daar komen schervan van (1995)
  • Sissi (1997)
  • De verrukking (1999, novel)
  • De mirakelen, Elizabeth, de mirakelen (?)

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