Michelle Bailat-Jones

Books:

Over the last few years I had the chance to do some graphic novels, two of which are for younger readers:

Derborence by C.F. Ramuz, in a beautiful graphic adaptabtion by Fabian Ménor

The Great Turkey Walk, adapted by Léonie Bischoff, originally by Kathleen Karr

Citizen She! by Caroline Stevan, with fun illustrations by Elina Braslina

Here are some of the covers of some older projects:

Stories:

• Excerpt from Le Carnet à Lucarnes (1969) – Clarisse Francillon, forthcoming Vice Versa
• “Saturday Evening” – Clarisse Francillon, Mayday Magazine
• “On the bus” – Alexandre Correa, Smokelong Quarterly, July 2017 (Interview with Correa, here)
• “Accident” – Timba Bema, Smokelong Quarterly, Dec 2016 (Interview with Bema, here)
• “Prison Diary” – Claude Cahun, Spolia: The Virgo Issue, January 2016
• “Prison Letters” – Claude Cahun, Spolia: The Nemesis Issue, February 2015
• “Private Screening” by Laure Mi-Hyun Croset, By Courtesy Magazine, Spring 2015
• “The Unknown Woman” by Julia Allard Daudet, Spolia: The Wife Issue, August 2013
• “The Two Old Maids” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Cerise Press, Spring 2013
• “Phimonette” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Metamorphoses, Spring 2012
• “If the Sun Were Never to Return” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Fall/Winter 2011
• “Social Experiment” by Pauline Blatt, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “Indiscretion” by Laure Mi Hyun Croset, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “The Settler” by Céline Cerny, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “Pastoral” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz in The Kenyon Review, Winter 2011