He developed in his late years his rare literary talents into several books, including a best-selling book on his various political and professional positions entitled Mawaqef-Positions, in Arabic and French, and a reference compendium of some 700 pages on the mark of his father on contemporary Arab poetry, The Poet of the Cedars: a School for National Identity.[1] He also left thousands of pages in legal studies and briefs, and a fully annotated manuscript of Tamer's recovered diwan.