Jean Thuillier (12 October 1921 – 22 August 2017) was a French novelist and medical doctor. He wrote a number of books, and won thePrix Littré and thePrix Méditerranée among others.^[1] Thuillier died in August 2017 at the age of 95.^[2]

• Franz Anton Mesmer ou l’Extase magnétique (Phébus - 2004)
• Kim En Joong Peintre de lumière (Le Cerf - 2004)
• Les dix ans qui ont changé la folie (Robert Laffont - 1981)
• Les dix ans qui ont changé la folie, la dépression et l'angoisse (Erès - 2003)
• Dictionnaire des médicaments et leur bon usage (Robert Laffont - 1999)
• La Vierge du Cap (Rivages - 1996)
• Le Rêve de Charlus (Le Rocher - 1995)
• Monsieur Charcot de la Salpêtrière (Robert Laffont - 1993) (Prix Clio et Emile Roux d'Histoire 1993)
• Campo Morto (José Corti - 1992) (Prix Méditerranée 1993)
• La Révolution des tranquilisants (Renaudot - 1988)
• La folie. histoire et dictionnaire (Robert Laffond - 1992)
• Le paria du Danube (Balland - 1884) (Prix Littré 1984)

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