Works
- L'Amour et l'acacia - 1958
- Brève Arcadie - 1959 (winner of the Prix Rossel)
- L'Apparition des esprits - 1960
- Les Bons Sauvages - 1966
- La Mémoire trouble - 1987
- La Fille démantelée - 1990
- La Plage d'Ostende - 1991
- La Lucarne - 1992
- Le Bonheur dans le crime - 1994
- Moi qui n'ai pas connu les hommes - 1995
- Orlanda - 1996 (winner of the Prix Médicis)
- L'Orage rompu - 1998
- Dieu et moi - 1999
- Récit de la dernière année - 2000
- Le véritable amour - 2000
- La vieille dame et moi - 2001
- En quarantine - 2001
- La dormition des amants - 2002
- Le Passage des éphémères - 2003
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| Name | Harpman, Jacqueline |
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| Date of birth | 5 July 1929 |
| Place of birth | Brussels, Belgium |
| Date of death | 24 May 2012 |
| Place of death | Brussels, Belgium |
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