Partial List of Works
- Les cahiers d'André Walter – 1891
- Le traité du Narcisse – 1891
- Les poésies d'André Walter – 1892
- Le voyage d'Urien – 1893
- La tentative amoureuse – 1893
- Paludes – 1895
- Réflexions sur quelques points de littérature – 1897
- Les nourritures terrestres – 1897 (translated as The Fruits of the Earth)
- Feuilles de route 1895–1896 – 1897
- El Hadj
- Le Prométhée mal enchaîné – 1899
- Philoctète – 1899
- Lettres à Angèle – 1900
- De l'influence en littérature – 1900
- Le roi Candaule – 1901
- Les limites de l'art – 1901
- L'immoraliste – 1902 (translated by Richard Howard as The Immoralist)
- Saül – 1903
- De l'importance du public – 1903
- Prétextes – 1903
- Amyntas – 1906
- Le retour de l'enfant prodigue – 1907
- Dostoïevsky d'après sa correspondance – 1908
- La porte étroite – 1909 (translated as Strait Is the Gate)
- Oscar Wilde – 1910
- Nouveaux prétextes – 1911
- Charles-Louis-Philippe – 1911
- C. R. D. N. – 1911
- Isabelle – 1911
- Bethsabé – 1912
- Souvenirs de la Cour d'Assises – 1914
- Les caves du Vatican – 1914 (translated as Lafcadio's Adventures and The Vatican Cellars)
- La marche Turque – 1914
- La symphonie pastorale – 1919
- Corydon – 1920
- Numquid et tu . . .? – 1922
- Dostoïevsky – 1923
- Incidences – 1924
- Caractères – 1925
- Les faux-monnayeurs – 1925 (translated as The Counterfeiters – 1927)
- Si le grain ne meurt – 1926 (translated as If It Die)
- Le journal des faux-monnayeurs – 1926
- Dindiki – 1927
- Voyage au Congo – 1927
- Le retour de Tchad – 1928
- L'école des femmes – 1929
- Essai sur Montaigne – 1929
- Un esprit non prévenu – 1929
- Robert – 1930
- La séquestrée de Poitiers – 1930
- L'affaire Redureau – 1930
- Œdipe – 1931
- Perséphone – 1934
- Les nouvelles nourritures – 1935
- Geneviève – 1936
- Retour de l'U. R. S. S. – 1936
- Retouches â mon retour de l'U. R. S. S. – 1937
- Notes sur Chopin – 1938
- Journal 1889–1939 – 1939
- Découvrons Henri Michaux – 1941
- Thésée – 1946
- Le retour – 1946
- Paul Valéry – 1947
- Le procès – 1947
- L'arbitraire – 1947
- Eloges – 1948
- Littérature engagée – 1950
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