Julien Green - Works

Works

  • Pamphlet contre les catholiques de France (1924)
  • Mont Cinère (1926)
  • Suite anglaise (1927)
  • Le voyageur sur la terre (1927)
  • Adrienne Mesurat (1927)
  • Un puritain homme de lettres (1928)
  • Léviathan (The Dark Journey, 1929)
  • L'autre sommeil (1930)
  • Épaves (The Strange River, 1932)
  • Le visionnaire (The Dreamer, 1934)
  • Minuit, (Midnight, 1936)
  • Journals I, II, III (1938–46)
  • Varouna (Then Shall the Dust Return, 1940)
  • Memories of Happy Days (1942)
  • Si j'étais vous... (If I Were You, 1947)
  • Moïra (1950)
  • Sud (1953)
  • L'ennemi (1954)
  • La malfaiteur (The Transgressor, 1956)
  • L'ombre (1956)
  • Le bel aujour-d'hui (1958)
  • Chaque homme dans sa nuit (1960)
  • Partir avant le jour (To Leave Before Dawn/The Green Paradise, 1963)
  • Mille chemins ouverts (The War at Sixteen, 1964)
  • Terre lointaine (Love in America, 1966)
  • Les années faciles (1970)
  • L'autre (The Other One, 1971)
  • Qui sommes-nous (1972)
  • Ce qui reste du jour (1972)
  • Jeunesse (1974)
  • La liberté (1974)
  • Memories of Evil Days (1976)
  • La Nuit des fantômes (1976)
  • Le Mauvais lieu (1977)
  • Ce qu'il faut d'amour à l'homme (1978)
  • Dans la gueule du temps (1979)
  • Paris (1984)
  • Les Pays lointains (The Distant Lands, 1987)
  • Les Étoiles du sud (The Stars of the South, 1989)
  • Dixie (1994)

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