Annie Ernaux is a French writer who was awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in Literature "for the courage and clinical acuity with which she uncovers the roots, estrangements, and collective restraints of personal memory". Her literary work, mostly autobiographical, maintains close links with sociology.

- Les armoires vides 1974 novel fr

- Do What They Say or Else 1977 novel france, coming-of-age, contemporary en

- A Frozen Woman 1981 biography autobiography, feminism, france, contemporary en

- A Man's Place 1983 biography autobiography, france, fathers en, fr

- A Woman's Story 1988 biography autobiography, france, feminism, motherhood en, fr

- Simple Passion 1991 novel france, romance, contemporary en

- I Remain in Darkness 1996 biography autobiography, france, illness, motherhood en

- Shame 1997 biography autobiography, france, en

- Happening 2000 biography autobiography, feminism, france, trauma, abortion, pregnancy en, fr

- Things Seen 2000 biography autobiography, france en

- Getting Lost 2001 biography autobiography, france, romance, diary en, fr

- The Possession 2002 novel france, passion, jealousy, contemporary en, fr

- The Years 2008 biography autobiography, france en, fr

- A Girl's Story 2016 biography autobiography, france, feminism, trauma en, fr