Editing Alphonse Daudet (section)

==Works==
Major works, and works in English translation (date given of first translation). For a complete bibliography see {{Interlanguage link multi|Works by Alphonse Daudet|fr|3=Œuvres d'Alphonse Daudet}}.
* ''[[Les Amoureuses]]'' (1858; poems, first published work).
* ''[[Le Petit Chose]]'' (1868; English: ''Little Good-For-Nothing'', 1885; or ''Little What's-His-Name'', 1898).
* ''[[Lettres de Mon Moulin]]'' (1869; English: ''Letters from my Mill'', 1880, short stories).
* ''[[Tartarin de Tarascon]]'' (1872; English: ''Tartarin of Tarascon'', 1896).
* ''[[L'Arlésienne (play)|L'Arlésienne]]'' (1872; novella originally part of ''Lettres de Mon Moulin'' made into a play)
* ''[[Contes du Lundi]]'' (1873; English: ''The Monday Tales'', 1900; short stories).
* ''[[Les Femmes d'Artistes]]'' (1874; English: ''Artists' Wives'', 1896).
* ''[[Robert Helmont]]'' (1874; English: ''Robert Helmont: the Diary of a Recluse'', 1896).
* ''[[Fromont jeune et Risler aîné]]'' (1874; English: ''Fromont Junior and Risler Senior'', 1894).
* ''[[Jack (Daudet novel)|Jack]]'' (1876; English: ''Jack'', 1897).
* ''[[Le Nabab (Daudet)|Le Nabab]]'' (1877; English: ''The <!--SIC: spelled Nabob in English, Nabab in French-->Nabob'', 1878).
* ''[[Les Rois en Exil]]'' (1879; English: ''Kings in Exile'', 1896).
* ''[[Numa Roumestan]]'' (1880; English: ''Numa Roumestan: or, Joy Abroad and Grief at Home'', 1884).[[File:7DNR2346.jpg|thumb|Daudet's Grave at Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris]]
* ''[[L'Evangéliste]]'' (1883; English: ''The Evangelist'', 1883).
* ''[[Sapho (novel)|Sapho]]'' (1884<ref>[[:File:Daudet - Sapho, 1884.djvu]]</ref>); (English: <!--SIC: Sappho spelled with two P's in English-->''Sappho''<!--SIC... Σαπφώ=sapfo -->, 1886).<ref>{{cite book |last1=Daudet |first1=Alphonse |title=Sappho: Between the Flies and Footlights. Arlatan's Treasure |date=1899 |publisher=[[Little, Brown]] |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=Y04oJX9lZOUC |access-date=4 June 2023 |language=en}}</ref>
* ''[[Tartarin sur les Alpes]]'' (1885; English: ''Tartarin on the Alps'', 1891).
* ''[[La Belle Nivernaise]]'' (1886; English: ''La Belle Nivernaise'', 1892, juvenile).
* ''L'Immortel'' (1888; English: ''One of the Forty'', 1888).
* ''[[Port-Tarascon]]'' (1890; English: ''Port Tarascon'', 1890).
* ''[[Rose and Ninette]]'' (1892; English: ''Rose and Ninette'', 1892).<ref>White, Nicholas (2001–2002). "Paternal Perspectives on Divorce in Alphonse Daudet's "Rose et Ninette" (1892)", ''Nineteenth-Century French Studies'', Vol. 30, Nos. 1/2, pp. 131–147.</ref>
*{{citation|title=Un paysan du Midi. Vie d'enfant|language=French |location=Paris|publisher=E. Dentu |year=1894|pages=503  |author=[[Batisto Bonnet]] |others=translated by Alphonse Daudet}}
* ''[[In the Land of Pain|La Doulou]]'' (1930; English: ''In The Land of Pain'', 2003; translator: [[Julian Barnes]]).
* ''[[:s:The Last Lesson|The Last Lesson]]''