Published Works
- 1980 - Voyage de nuit (Les Intouchables, Montreal)
- 1997 - Faire récolte (with audio CD, Perce Neige, Moncton)
- 1999 - Conte Cajun, l'Histoire de Télésphore et 'Tit Edvard (Les Intouchables, Montreal)
- 2001 - Feu (Les Intouchables, Montreal)
- 2007 - Télésphore et 'Tit Edvard dans le Nord (Les Intouchables, Montreal)
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