Works
- L’Inde ou l’Amérique - 1969
- Le Niveau de la mer - 1970
- L’Imprescriptibilité des crimes de guerre et contre *l’humanité - 1974
- Les Bons offices - 1974
- Terre d’asile - 1978
- Nécrologies - 1979
- La Fête des anciens - 1983
- Terreurs - 1983
- Perdre - 1984
- Berlin - 1986
- Les éblouissements - 1987
- Uwe Johnson, le scripteur de murs - 1989
- L’Agent double - 1989
- Lettres clandestines - 1990
- Les Chutes centrales - 1990
- Les Phoques de San Francisco - 1991
- Flammes - 1993
- Une paix royale - 1995
- Collision et autres nouvelles - 1995
- Tout est feu - 1999
- Perasma - 2001
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