LES CAUCASIENS. Aux origines d’une guerre sans fin.
(THE CAUCASIANS. The origins of an endless war)
Infolio, Gollion , Switzerland, Sept 2006.
« Alexandre Grigoriantz proposes a well documented travel with very rich narratives of various periods, through the past and the beliefs of the people which took refuge in the northern slopes of Caucasus. This work helps us to understand the origins of the actual conflict ». (quoted from the letter of the Fench P.E.N. Club, dated Nov 2006).
Contents: Part I: The People of Caucasus.
1- The Circassians. 2- The Abkhzians.3-The Ossetians 4- The Chechens. 5- The Ingushs. 6-The people of Daghestan. 7-The Tatars.
Part II: The conquest of Caucasus by the Russian.

NOUS SOMMES TOUS DES GUERISSEURS.
(WE ARE ALL HEALERS.)
Alphée Pubisher, Paris, 2006.
An investigation performed during ten years about the healing phenomena, during my various stays in Latin America, in the United States, in Europe and in the Eastern countries. This book is based on numerous interviews that I had with healers in Colombia, Mexico, Russia, Georgia, Chechish and Slovak Republics, France and also in the southern oasis of South Tunisia. In this book I have developed a theory about the origins of the healing powers, founded on my own observations regarding the metamorphosis which occurs in the human being after important psychic or physical traumas.

ENTRETIENS AU DESERT.
( CONVERSATIONS IN THE DESERT)
Dervy Publisher, Paris, 2004.
This book is based on my intimate diary and notes taken during my stay of two years in the Nefzaoua in the South of Tunisia, from October 1966 till June 1968. In addition to the narrative of my life as a teacher in the desert, this book also contains the stories of the biblical prophets as they were told to me by Amar ben Ghouma, an old sage of the oasis of Kebili. Adam and Haouâ, (Adam and Eve), Noah, Yacoub, Brahim (Abraham), Moussa (Moses), Daoud (David), Souleïman (Solomon), Aïssa (Jesus) are all considered by the moslems as messengers of God on the earth . The various parts of the Coran in which they appear have generated numerous legends among the Arabs in the desert.

LE GOUROU DE LA RIVIERA.
(THE GURU OF THE RIVIERA)
Editions Jean-Claude LATTES. Paris, 2004.
The begining of buddhism in the Côte d’Azur in the years 1930, presented trough the real story of Trebitch Lincoln. This man gifted with a high intelligence was born in a Jewish family in Budapest in 1878. Converted to Christianity, he became a lutherian missionary in Canada before being appointed as an anglican priest in England. Then, he entered into politics and was elected as deputy at the House of Commons. After the first world war he participated with his friend Lüdendedorf in the failed coup d’état Kapp in Germany. Then he traveled to China where he became the counsellor of a lord-war and discovered Buddhism. Being ordinated as a buddhist monk he came back to Europe and gave lectures and taught the doctrine of Buddhism in the French Rivieraa. Having convinced fifteen of his followers to sell all their belongings, in 1934 he departed with them to China where they had numerous adventures and a very difficult life. I have written this book after having discovered a lot of correspondence and documentation and after having interviewed some survivors of this Odyssey.