Marie-Léontine Tsibinda Bilombo is a Republic of Congo writer. In 1981, she received the National Prize for Poetry. In 1996, the received the Prize Unesco-Aschberg. A native of Girard, she fled the Republic of Congo in 1999 during its civil war, stopping briefly in Niamey before settling in Canada in 2002.
L'Oiseau sans arme [The defenceless bird]. (Illustrated by Michel Hengo). Jouy-Le-Moutier (France) : Bajag-Meri, 1999. [Poetry]
Moi, Congo ou les rêveurs de la souveraineté. Jouy-Le-Moutier (France) : Bajag-Meri, 2000. (204p.) ISBN 2-911147-07-3 [Anthology].
Poèmes de la terre [Poems of the Earth]. Brazzaville: Editions littéraires congolaises, 1980.
Mayombé. Paris: Saint-Germain-des-Prés, 1980.
Une Lèvre naissant d'une autre [From one word to the next]. Heidelberg: Editions bantoues, 1984.
Demain, un autre jour [Tomorrow is another day]. Paris: Silex, 1987.
L'Oiseau sans arme [The defenceless bird]. (Illustrated by Michel Hengo). Jouy-Le-Moutier (France) : Bajag-Meri, 1999 .
Short Stories
"Mayangi", Peuples Noirs Peuples Africains [Black people White people] 20 (1981), pp. 148–151.
"Quand gronde l'orage" ["When the storm rumbles"], (details of publication unknown, 1982).
"L'irrésistible Dekha Danse" in M.M. Kintende. Un Voyage comme tant d'autres [A Journey like so many others] . Paris: Hatier, 1984.
"La Princess d'ébène", ["The black princess"]Amina 169 (1 September 1985), pp. 64–64.
