"Retreat Without Song" is a poignant narrative of the Armenian diaspora, focusing on the life of an immigrant living in Paris during the early 20th century. The protagonist grapples with feelings of alienation, despair, and disillusionment as he navigates his new life in a foreign land while dealing with the haunting memories of his homeland and the Armenian genocide. The novel explores themes of identity, exile, and the psychological impact of displacement, providing a deep insight into the human condition and the struggle for survival.

"Oeuvre Poétique" is a collection of poetry written by Léopold Sédar Senghor, a prominent figure in the Negritude literary and cultural movement. This anthology showcases Senghor's lyrical and evocative verses that explore themes of identity, African heritage, love, and spirituality. Through his rich imagery and rhythmic language, Senghor invites readers to delve into the depths of human emotions and the interconnectedness of all beings.

"Éthiopiques" is a collection of poetry that delves into the heart of African and black identity, exploring themes of colonialism, culture, and the connection between the African continent and its diaspora. The work celebrates African art, landscape, and heritage, while also confronting the painful history of oppression and the struggle for liberation. The poet employs rich imagery and lyrical language to evoke the rhythms and spirit of Africa, crafting a powerful homage to his Senegalese roots and the broader African experience. Through his verses, the poet seeks to transcend the scars of the past and affirm the beauty and resilience of the African identity.