what other books did sartre write?

Jean-Paul Sartre was incredibly prolific, writing across philosophy, plays, novels, and essays. Beyond the ones previously mentioned, here are some of his other significant works:

Major Philosophical Works

• Being and Nothingness: This is his most comprehensive philosophical text. It is a dense, foundational study of consciousness, freedom, and the nature of human existence.
• Critique of Dialectical Reason: A later work where he attempts to synthesize existentialism with Marxist social theory.

Plays (His most accessible works)

• The Flies: A retelling of the Greek myth of Orestes, focusing on themes of freedom and the rejection of divine or moral authority.
• Dirty Hands: A political drama centered on a young intellectual joining a communist party, exploring the compromise required by political action.
• The Condemned of Altona: A play dealing with guilt, war, and the post-WWII German conscience.

Novels and Short Stories

• The Roads to Freedom: A major trilogy (with an unfinished fourth volume) that follows various characters in Paris during the lead-up to and start of World War II. It includes the novels The Age of Reason, The Reprieve, and Troubled Sleep.
• The Wall: A powerful collection of short stories that deal with the themes of absurdity and the inevitability of death.

Autobiographical and Biographical

• The Words: A critically acclaimed memoir of his childhood and his early relationship with literature.
• Saint Genet, Actor and Martyr: An extensive, dense study of the writer Jean Genet, which serves as both a biography and a deep exploration of Sartre’s ideas on identity and morality.

Sartre also wrote a massive number of essays and articles on art, literature, and politics, which are often collected in anthologies under titles like Literary and Philosophical Essays.

Do any of those specific genres—like his plays or his more dense philosophical texts—sound like what you are looking for next?