Essays
- Balises pour l’histoire de nos lettres, Brussels, Promotion des Lettres, 1982.
- Un pays d’irréguliers, Brussels, Labor (Archives du futur), 1990 (with Véronique Jago and Jean-Pierre Verheggen).
- Lettres belges. Entre absence et magie, Brussels, Labor (Archives du futur), 1990.
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