Editing Victor Hugo (section)

===Prose fiction===
* ''[[Hans of Iceland]]'' (''Han d'Islande'' – novella - 1820, novel - 1823, revised until 1833)
* ''[[Bug-Jargal]]'' (short story – 1820, novel – 1826)
* ''[[The Last Day of a Condemned Man]]'' ({{lang|fr|Le Dernier jour d'un condamné}} – 1829) - first prototype for [[Les Misérables]]
* ''[[The Hunchback of Notre-Dame]]'' ({{lang|fr|Notre-Dame de Paris}} – 1831, definitive unabridged edition: 1832)
** {{lang|fr|[[La Esmeralda (opera)|La Esmeralda]]}} (the only libretto of an opera written by Victor Hugo himself) (1836) – the ending was altered for the play
* ''[[Claude Gueux]]'' (1834) - second prototype for ''[[Les Misérables]]''
* The Rhine ([[Le Rhin]]'' – 1842) - also contains essays and a political manifesto
* ''[[The Poor People]]'' (1854) - short story included in ''[[La Légende des siècles]]'', later rewritten or retold by [[Leo Tolstoy]] in [[Russian language|Russian]] (1908)
* {{lang|fr|[[Les Misérables]]}} (1862) - mega-novel, initially begun as ''Les Misères''. 7 chapters from Book 7 of Part 3 were excised by [[Albert Lacroix]] at the time of publication. None of the English translations include the excised chapters but some French editions include them as Appendix or in Notes.
** ''Les Misères'' (1845-48) - two draft versions of ''[[Les Misérables]]'' - not yet translated into English but available online in French
* ''[[Toilers of the Sea]]'' ({{lang|fr|Les Travailleurs de la Mer}} – 1866)
* ''[[The Man Who Laughs]]'' ( {{lang|fr|L'Homme qui rit}} – 1869)
* ''[[Ninety-Three]]'' (Quatrevingt-treize – 1874)