Works
- For Bread Alone, 1973.
- The Tent, Short stories, 1985.
- Time of Errors, also called "Streetwise" 1992.
- Jean Genet and Tennessee Williams in Tanger, 1992.
- Jean Genet in Tanger, 1993.
- 'Madman of the roses, Short stories 1993.
- Jean Genet, suite and end, 1996.
- Paul Bowles, le Reclus de Tanger, 1997.
- Zoco Chico, 1996.
- Faces, 1996.
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