Critical Studies of Sassine's Fictional Work
- Asaah, Augustine, ‘L’inscription du corps dans quatre romans postcoloniaux d’Afrique’. Présence Francophone 66 (2006) 57-80.
- Baker, Charlotte, “My Sole Reality, My Only Refuge, My Unique Prison”: The Body of the Black African Albino in Williams Sassine’s Mémoire d’une peau’ in Lili Hernandez and Sabine Krajewski (eds), Crossing Cultural Boundaries (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009).
- Chevrier, Jacques, Williams Sassine: écrivain de la marginalité (Toronto: Editions du Gref, 1995).
- Chevrier, Jacques, ‘Malades et infirmes dans l’œuvre romanesque de Williams Sassine’ in Littérature et maladie dans la littérature africaine ed. by Jacqueline Bardolph (Paris: L’Harmattan, 1994) pp. 173–187.
- Chevrier, Jacques, ‘La Marginalité, figure du postcolonialisme dans l’œuvre romanesque de Williams Sassine’ in Littératures postcoloniales et francophonie ed. by Jean Bessière and Jean-Marc Moura (Paris: Champion, 1999), 131-139.
- Chevrier, Jacques, ‘De la solitude à la solidarité dans l’œuvre romanesque de Williams Sassine, Notre Librairie, 128 (1996), 126-132.
- Chevrier, Jacques, ‘Le Thème de l’exclusion et de la marginalité dans l’œuvre de Williams Sassine’ in Carrefour de cultures ed. by Régis Antoine (Tübingen, 1993), 431-438.
- Chevrier, Jacques, ‘Williams Sassine: Des mathématiques à la littérature’, Notre Librairie, 88-89 (1987), 110-118.
- Chevrier, Jacques and Richard Bjornson (1992), ‘Williams Sassine’, Research in African Literatures, 23.4, pp. 133–136.
- Coussy, Denise, and Jacques Chevrier, ‘L’Errance chez Williams Sassine et V.S. Naipaul’, Notre Librairie, 155-156 (2004), 68-75.
- De Saivre, Denise ‘Humour et communication: L’exemple de Williams Sassine’. Présence Africaine 147 (1988) 68-79.
- Giguet, Frédéric, ‘La construction tragique de l’identité dans l’œuvre romanesque de Williams Sassine’ in Dominique Laporte (ed.), L’autre en mémoire, Presses Université Laval, 2006. Unpaginated.
- Lebon, Cécile, ‘Williams Sassine Mémoire d’une peau: Review’. Notre Librairie 136 (1998).
- Ngandu Nkashama, Pius, Ecrire à l’infinitif : la déraison de l’écriture dans les romans de Williams Sassine (Paris : Harmattan, 2006).
- Ngandu Nkashama, Pius, ‘Il était une fois, Saint Monsieur Baly...’. Présence Africaine 155 (1997).
- Sow, Alioune, ‘Forbidden Bodies: Relocation and Empowerment in Williams Sassine’s novels’, Matatu Journal for African Culture and Society, 29 (2005), 207-220.
- Wendeler, Catherine, ‘The embodiment of wrath in two postcolonial prophecies: La vie et demie by Sony Labou Tansi and Mémoire d’une peau by Williams Sassine’ (Imperium' 2 (2001), Unpaginated.
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