Joris-Karl Huysmans - Works By Huysmans

Works By Huysmans

  • Le drageoir aux épices (1874)
  • Marthe (1876)
  • Les Soeurs Vatard (1879)
  • Sac au dos (1880)
  • Croquis Parisiens (1880, 2nd ed. 1886)
  • En ménage (1881)
  • Pierrot sceptique (1881, written in collaboration with Léon Hennique)
  • À vau-l'eau (1882)
  • L'art moderne (1883)
  • À rebours (1884)
  • En rade (1887)
  • Un Dilemme (1887)
  • Certains (1889)
  • La bièvre (1890)
  • Là-Bas (1891)
  • En route (1895)
  • La cathédrale (1898)
  • La Bièvre et Saint-Séverin (1898)
  • La magie en Poitou. Gilles de Rais. (1899) (see Gilles de Rais)
  • La Bièvre; Les Gobelins; Saint-Séverin (1901)
  • Sainte Lydwine de Schiedam (1901, France) (on Saint Lydwine de Schiedam) (Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur)
    • Saint Lydwine of Schiedam, translated from the French by Agnes Hastings (London, 1923, Kegan Paul)
  • De Tout (1902)
  • Esquisse biographique sur Don Bosco (1902)
  • L'Oblat (1903)
  • Trois Primitifs (1905)
  • Le Quartier Notre-Dame (1905)
  • Les foules de Lourdes (1906)
  • Trois Églises et trois Primitifs (1908)

Current editions :

  • Écrits sur l’art (1867-1905), edited and introduced by Patrice Locmant, Paris, Éditions Bartillat, 2006.
  • À Paris, edited and introduced by Patrice Locmant, Paris, Éditions Bartillat, 2005.
  • Les Églises de Paris, edited and introduced by Patrice Locmant, Paris, Éditions de Paris, 2005.
  • Le Drageoir aux épices, edited and introduced by Patrice Locmant, Paris, Honoré Champion, 2003.

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