Leon Còrdas

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Leon Còrdas (1913 in Siran – 1987 in Montpellier) was an acclaimed Occitan playwright who also wrote poems, novels and short-stories. Còrdas tried his hand at acting and directing.

• La Font de Bonas Gràcias, (1954), Théodore Aubanel prize in 1955
• Menèrba 1210, (1985)

• Aquarèla, (1946)
• Branca tòrta, (1964)
• Dire son si, (1974)

• Los Macarèls, (1973)
• Sèt pans, (1977)
• La Batalha dels teules, (1979)

• Montpellier-Agglomération, in French
• Occitan poetry 980-2006, in English
• Seneca, in Occitan

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