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- Chevrier, Jacques (2005). L'arbre à palabres. Essai sur les contes et récits traditionnels d'Afrique noire. Hatier International. ISBN 978-2-7473-0453-5.
- De Coninck, Marie-Claire (1993). Kama Kamanda : Au pays du Conte. Editions de L'Harmattan. ISBN 978-2-7384-2055-8.
- Kamanda, Kama Sywor (1998). Les Contes du griot, vol 1,. Présence africaine.
- Kamanda, Kama Sywor (1992). Les myriades des temps vécus. L'Harmattan. ISBN 978-2-7384-1478-6.
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