The most popular French autofiction books

Autofiction is a novel drawn openly from the author's own life. The narrator often shares the author's name, and you are never quite sure where memory ends and invention begins. That uncertainty is the point. Expect intimate, candid books about family, love, work and writing itself. Only books in French are listed.

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Sur la route
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Sur la route

Jack Kerouac

1976 · 2007 edition

436 pages

L'Herbe bleue
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L'Herbe bleue

Beatrice Sparks

1971 · 2003 edition

208 pages

Shantaram
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Shantaram

Gregory David Roberts

2003 · 2017 edition

1150 pages

Dedalus
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Dedalus

James Joyce

1916 · 1974 edition

367 pages

Agnès Grey
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Agnès Grey

Anne Brontë

1972 · 2025 edition

288 pages

La faim
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La faim

Knut Hamsun

1974 · 2017 edition

410 pages

Queer (TITRES)
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Queer (TITRES)

William S. Burroughs

1986 · 2010 edition

208 pages

Crazy cock
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Crazy cock

Henry Miller, Mary V. Dearborn

1991 · 1997 edition

251 pages