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Pierre Loti (pseudonym of Julien Viaud), born 14 January 1850 in Rochefort, Charente-Maritime and died 10 June 1923 in Hendaye, was a French novelist and naval officer.

Bibliography

• Aziyadé (1879)
• Le Mariage de Loti (originally titled Rarahu (1880)
• Le Roman d'un Spahi (1881)
• Fleurs d'Ennui (1882)
• Mon Frère Yves (1883) (English transl. My Brother Yves)
• Les Trois Dames de la Kasbah (1884), which first appeared as part of Fleurs d'Ennui.
• Pêcheur d'Islande (1886) (English transl. An Iceland Fisherman)
• Madame Chrysanthème (1887)
• Propos d'Exil (1887)
• Japoneries d'Automne (1889)
• Au Maroc (1890)
• Le Roman d'un Enfant (1890)
• Le Livre de la Pitié et de la Mort (1891)
• Fantôme d'Orient (1892)
• L'Exilée (1893)
• Matelot (1893)
• Le Désert (1895)
• Jérusalem (1895)
• La Galilée (1895)
• Ramuntcho (1897)
• Figures et Choses qui passaient (1898)
• Judith Renaudin (1898)
• Reflets de la Sombre Route (1899)
• Les Derniers Jours de Pékin (1902)
• L'Inde sans les Anglais (1903)
• Vers Ispahan (1904)
• La Troisième Jeunesse de Madame Prune (1905)
• Les Désenchantées (1906)
• La Mort de Philae (1909)
• Le Château de la Belle au Bois dormant (1910)
• Un Pèlerin d'Angkor (1912)
• La Turquie Agonisante (1913) An English translation "Turkey in Agony" was published in the same year
• La Hyène Enragée (1916)
• Quelques Aspects du Vertige Mondial (1917)
• L'Horreur Allemande (1918)
• Prime Jeunesse (1919)
• La Mort de Notre Chère France en Orient (1920)
• Suprêmes Visions d'Orient (1921), written with the help of his son Samuel Viaud
• Un Jeune Officier Pauvre (1923, posthumous)
• Lettres à Juliette Adam (1924, posthumous)
• Journal Intime (1878-1885), 2 vol ("Private Diary", 1925–1929)
• Correspondence Inédite (1865-1904, unpublished correspondence, 1929)

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