François Mauriac
Bibliography
| Selected works in French |
| 1. Novels and stories |
| L’enfant chargé de chaînes. – Paris : Grasset, 1913 |
| La robe prétexte. – Paris : Grasset, 1914 |
| La chair et le sang. – Paris : Emile-Paul, 1920 |
| Préséances. – Paris : Emile-Paul, 1921 |
| Le baiser au lépreux. – Paris : Grasset, 1922 |
| Le fleuve de feu. – Paris : Grasset, 1923 |
| Génitrix. – Paris : Grasset, 1923 |
| Le mal. – Paris : Grasset, 1924 |
| Le désert de l’amour. – Paris : Grasset, 1925 |
| Coups de couteau. – Paris : Trémois, 1926 |
| Un homme de lettres. – Paris : Lapina, 1926 |
| Conscience, instinct divin. – Paris : Emile-Paul, 1927 |
| Thérèse Desqueyroux. – Paris : Grasset, 1927 |
| Destins. – Paris: Grasset, 1928 |
| Le démon de la connaissance. – Paris : Trémois, 1928 |
| Dieu et Mammon. – Paris : Capitole, 1929 |
| Trois récits. – Paris : Grasset, 1929 |
| Ce qui était perdu. – Paris : Grasset, 1930 |
| Le næud de vipères. – Paris : Grasset, 1932 |
| Le mystère Frontenac. – Paris : Grasset, 1933 |
| La fin de la nuit. – Paris : Grasset, 1935 |
| Les anges noirs. – Paris : Grasset, 1936 |
| Les chemins de la mer. – Paris : Grasset, 1939 |
| La Pharisienne. – Paris : Grasset, 1941 |
| Le sagouin. – Paris : La Palatine, 1951 |
| Galigaï. – Paris : Flammarion, 1952 |
| L’agneau. – Paris : Flammarion, 1954 |
| Un adolescent d’autrefois. – Paris : Flammarion, 1969 |
| 2. Poetry |
| Les Mains jointes. – Paris: Falque, 1909 |
| L’adieu à l’adolescence. – Paris : Stock, 1911 |
| Orages, 1925 |
| Le Sang d’Atys, 1940 |
| 3. Plays |
| Asmodée, 1938 |
| Les Mal-Aimés, 1945 |
| Passage du malin, 1948 |
| Le Feu sur la terre, 1951 |
| 4. Autobiography and journals |
| Bordeaux. – Paris : Emile-Paul, 1926 |
| Mes plus lointains souvenirs. – Paris : E. Hazan, 1929 |
| Commencements d’une vie, 1932 |
| Journal. – 3 vol. – Paris : Grasset, 1934-1940 |
| Le Cahier noir. – Paris : Editions de Minuit, 1943 |
| Mémoires intérieurs, 1959 |
| Journal, 1932-1939. – Paris : Table Ronde, 1947 |
| Journal. – Paris : Flammarion, 1953 |
| Ce que je crois. – Paris : Grasset, 1962 |
| Nouveaux mémoires intérieurs. – Paris : Flammarion, 1965 |
| Mémoires politiques. – Paris : Grasset, 1967 |
| 5. Essays and journalism |
| Petits essais de psychologie religieuse. – Paris : Société Littéraire de France, 1920 |
| La vie et la mort d’un poéte. – Paris : Bloud & Gay, 1924 |
| Le Jeune Homme. – Paris : Hachette, 1926 |
| Proust. – Paris : Lesage, 1926 |
| La Province. – Paris : Hachette, 1926 |
| La rencontre avec Pascal; suivi de L’Isolement de Barrès. – Paris : Editions des cahiers libres, 1926 |
| La vie de Jean Racine. – Paris : Plon, 1928 |
| Le Roman, 1928 |
| Le Jeudi-Saint. – Paris : Flammarion, 1931 |
| Souffrances et bonheur du chrétien. – Paris : Grasset, 1931 |
| Le Romancier et ses personnages, 1933 |
| Vie de Jésus, 1936 |
| Sainte Marguerite de Cortone. – Paris : Flammarion, 1945 |
| Du côté de chez Proust. – Paris : Table Ronde, 1947 |
| Mes Grands hommes. – Monaco : Editions du Rocher, 1949 |
| La mort d’André Gide. – Paris : Estienne, 1952 |
| Paroles catholiques. – Paris : Plon, 1954 |
| Bloc-notes, 1952-1957. – Paris : Flammarion, 1958 |
| Le nouveau bloc-notes, 1958-1960. – Paris : Flammarion, 1961 |
| De Gaulle. – Paris : Grasset, 1964 |
| Le nouveau bloc-notes, 1961-1964. – Paris : Flammarion, 1968 |
| Le nouveau bloc-notes, 1965-1967. – Paris : Flammarion, 1970 |
| Le dernier bloc-notes, 1968-1970. – Paris: Flammarion, 1971 |
| La paix de cimes : chroniques, 1948-1955. – Paris : Bartillat, 1999 |
| Works translated into English |
| The Kiss to the Leper / translated by James Whitall. – London : Heinemann, 1923 |
| Thérèse / translated by Eric Sutton. – London : Secker, 1928 |
| The Desert of Love / translated by Samuel Putnam. – New York : Covici, Friede, 1929 |
| Destinies / translated by Eric Sutton. – London : Secker, 1929 |
| The Family/ translated by Lewis Galantière. – New York : Covici, Friede, 1930 |
| Suspicion / translated by Harold F. Kynaston-Snell. – London : Nash & Grayson, 1931 |
| Maundy Thursday / translated by Harold F. Kynaston-Snell. – London : Burns Oates & Washbourne, 1932 |
| Vipers’ Tangle / translated by Warre B. Wells. – London : Gollancz, 1933 |
| God and Mammon / translated by Bernard Wall and Barbara Wall. – London : Sheed & Ward, 1936 |
| Life of Jesus / translated by Julie Kernan. – London : Hodder & Stoughton, 1937 |
| Asmodé, or The Intruder / translated by Basil Bartlett. – London : Secker & Warburg, 1939 |
| The Eucharist : the Mystery of Holy Thursday / translated by Marie-Louise Dufrenoy. – New York : Longmans, Green, 1944. – (Republ. As Holy Thursday, 1991) |
| Woman of the Pharisees / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1946 |
| Thérèse: A Portrait in Four Parts / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – New York : Holt, 1947 |
| Saint Margaret of Cortona / translated by Bernard Frechtman. – New York : Philosophical Library, 1948 |
| The Unknown Sea / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1948 |
| The Desert of Love and The Enemy / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1949 |
| Great Men / translated by Elsie Pell. – London : Rockliff, 1949 |
| Proust’s Way / translated by Elsie Pell. – New York : Philosophical Library, 1950 |
| The Knot of Vipers / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – Andover : Eyre & Spottiswode, 1951 |
| That Which Was Lost and The Dark Angels / translated by J. H. F. McEwen. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1951 |
| The Frontenac Mystery / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1952 |
| The Little Misery / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1952 |
| The Loved and the Unloved / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – New York : Pellegrini & Cudahy, 1952 |
| The Stumbling Block / translated by Elsie Pell. – New York : Philosophical Library, 1952 |
| Letters on Art and Literature / translated by Mario A. Pei. – New York : Philosophical Library, 1953 |
| The Mask of Innocence / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – New York : Farrar, Straus & Young, 1953 |
| Flesh and Blood / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1954 |
| The River of Fire / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1954 |
| The Lamb / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1955 |
| Words of Faith / translated by Edward H. Flannery. – New York : Philosophical Library, 1955 |
| Lines of Life / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswode, 1957 |
| Questions of Precedence / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1958 |
| September Roses / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : John Lane, 1958 |
| Mémoires intérieurs / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1960 |
| The Son of Man / translated by Bernard Murchland. – Cleveland : World, 1960 |
| The Stuff of Youth / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1960 |
| Second Thoughts : Reflections on Literature and on Life / translated by Adrienne Foulke. – Cleveland : World, 1961 |
| Young Man in Chains / translated by Gerard Hopkins. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1961 |
| What I Believe / translated by Wallace Fowlie. – New York : Farrar, Straus, 1963 |
| Anguish and Joy of the Christian Life / translated by Harold Evans. – Wilkes-Barre, Pa.: Dimension, 1964 |
| The Holy Terror / translated by Anne Carter. – London : Cape, 1964 |
| De Gaulle / translated by Richard Howard. – London : Bodley Head, 1966 |
| The Inner Presence : Recollections of My Spiritual Life / translated by Herma Briffault. – Indianapolis : Bobbs-Merrill, 1968 |
| Maltaverne / translated by Jean Stewart. – London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1970 |
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