Principal Works
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Entr'Acte (play) 1957
Poire-Acre (play) 1958
Pointe-aux-coques (novel) 1958
Bulks de Savon (play) 1959
Les Jeux d'enfants sont faits (play) 1960
On a mange la dune (novel) 1962
Les Crasseux (novel) 1968
∗La Sagouine (radio script) 1970–1971
Don l'Orignal (novel) 1972 [translated by Barbara Godard as The Tale of Don l'Orignal, 1978]
Par derrière chez mon père (short stories) 1972
La Sagouine (play) 1972
L'Acadie pour quasiment rien [with Rita Scalabrini] (essays) 1973
Gapi et Sullivan [translated by Luis Cespedes as Gapi and Sullivan] (novel) 1973
Mariaagélas (novel) 1973; (play) 1973 [translated by Ben-Zion Shek as Mariaagelas: Maria, Daughter of Gelas, 1986]
Les Crasseux (play) 1974
Emmanuel a Joseph a Davit (novel) 1975
Evangeline Deusse (novel) 1975; (play) 1976
Les Cordes-de-bois (novel) 1977
La Veuve enragée (novel) 1977; (play) 1977
Le Bourgeois Gentleman (novel) 1978; (play) 1978
Pélagie-la-Charrette (novel) 1979; translated by Philip Stratford as Pélagie: The Return to a Homeland 1982
Cent ans dans les bois (novel) 1981
La Contrebandiere (novel) 1981)
Les Drolatiques, Homfiques et Epouvantables Aventures de Panurge, ami de Pantagruel, d'après Rabelais (novel) 1983
Panurge (play) 1983
Crache-à-pic (novel) 1984; translated by Stratford as The Devil Is Loose! 1986
Garrochés en paradis (novel) 1986 (play) 1986
Le Huitième jour (novel) 1986
∗Also published as a novel in 1971 (translated by Luis de Cespedes, 1979); a play, 1972; and adapted for television, 1975