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| De Rhapsode au Zajal L'Harmattan, Collection Poètes des Cinq Continents 1998 The Zajal is a form of folkloric (sang) poetry with lyrics usually improvised on the spot by two groups facing each other; each one using one or a number of words the other group said to creating a duel. In this book the duel is between a man and a woman. |
| L'Apocalypse Arabe [The Arab Apocalypse] (french, english) french ed. Editions Papyrus; english ed. The Post Apollo Press; 1980, 1989 Deconstructed poetry reflecting destruction: the dislocations and outcries of the Arab World. |
| Le Cèdre Pleureur An-Nahar cultural supplement, 1996 The author wrote this poem while under the shock of the 1996 shelling of South-Lebanon by the Israeli; learning about it through news on television showing the images of Qana. |
| Contes et Nouvelles du Liban Librairie Orientale 1999 Poetry, literature, and thoughts about the life of the Lebanese people. |
| Beyrouth ou le masque d’or Dar An-Nahar 2003 Twenty-seven poems written by a student living in exile, illustrating her sentence on Beirut: ”Here, everybody wears a gold mask, that of appearances, to hide one’s own ruins.” |
| Le Poème de Tyr Actes Sud 2002 In this poem -that is also a story on society-, Abbas Beydoun honours his native village: describing: sea and mountains, peasants attracted to the city but then rejected by it, sailors . . nature and human nature. |
| Poursuites Alternatives 2004 The author illustrates with her poetry Xavier’s 49 sketches, both basing their work on the theme of pursuit: pursuing love, silence… |
| Rythmes Gallimard (Blanche) 2003 A meditation on the time that goes by, sets the rhythm of our lives and shapes us. |
| Fugitive Suns: Selected Poetry (french, english) Consortium Book Sales & Dist. 1999 The poems of this volume are selected from Andree Chedid's entire career (1949 to 1995) who describes her poetry as being "free of time and place," having no "geographical boundaries," and belonging to "all lands." |
| L'Homme aux Paupières Closes 2000 These were written between 1982 and 1998, the darkest period of the poet's life. |
| Eternité Volante Actes Sud/Sindbad 1999 |
| Kalimat, Kalimat, Kalimat Dar An-Nahar 1987 Cultural, artistic and political Lebanon. Important people and events. |
| Contre-Marées Dar An-Nahar 2000 Desire that matures and deepens while remaining pure. |
| Des Mots Sur le Seuil Dar An-Nahar 2000 The magic created by words evoking reality. |
| Compassion des Pierres ed. La Différence (coll. Clepsydre) 2001 Separated into three sections, these poems tell how civil wars have erased from the memory of a people that created the alphabet even these letters created by their ancestors. |
| La voix des arbres Le Cherche-midi Editeur, (Points Fixes); 2001 The author helps young readers discover nature : trees, birds, rivers, gardens, leaves, seasons. |
| Elle dit Balland; (Littérature Française), 1999 Lively fresh oriental images and fables combining naïveté and wisdom.. |
| Le fleuve - du seul fait d'exister Trait d’Union 2001 Poetry that leads the reader through the beauty of nature. |
| Beyrouth est un Long Voyage self-published, 1997 Poetry revisiting Beirut during the war with joyful words and colourful images. |
| Abkar. Poème Mythologique Self-published, translated from arabic by Maurice Sacre 1973 These poems are an attempt to decipher the Arab Myths and Legends in order to understand their moral significance regarding the preislamic generations that elaborated them, but also towards today's generations. |
| Lest We Forget: Lebanon 1975-1990 (english, some translated into french and arabic) Self-published, limited edition of 1000, 1991 A collection of about 40 mostly brief poems that reflect personal reactions to, and musings about, the events of the Lebanese war. |
| Les Lieux Visiteurs L'Harmattan 1997 The geography of exile: places that are at the same time real and unreal: orient landscapes in Venice and masks showing pain and love. |
| Oeuvres Complètes: Le Théâtre; La Poésie Dar An-Nahar 1998 Children, mother land, the mother, the Christian symbols. |
| Envolées d'une âme Les Blés d'or 1998 Alain Tasso's poems accompanied by his painted calligraphy. |
| Jardinier de ma Mémoire Flammarion 1998 The author, 'bruised History and serious personal scars', has faced reality, through her poems and in real life. |
| De Ma Fenêtre Sans Maison Dar An-Nahar 1996 poems and landscape photographs about a 'crazy land' Lebanon. |
| Loubnan: Ishroun Kassida min Ajl al'Hob Dar An-Nahar 1987 Cities and villages, men and women, messages, memories, tragedies and hope of Lebanon. |
| Archives Sentimentales d'une Guerre au Liban Pauvert 1982 Last collection of poems written by Nadia Tueni a few months before she died from cancer. They are a result of the personal ordeal of the author, and the sufferings of Lebanon during one of the most tragic periods of the war. |
| Poèmes pour une Histoire Seghers (coll. Poésie 72 Seghers) 1972 Nadia Tueni's poetry on love, Lebanon, nature, death ... |
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