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Henri Bordeaux ( 25 January 1870 in Thonon-les-Bains - 29 march 1963) was a French writer. His novels included:

Le Pays natal (1900)
La Peur de vivre (1902)
La Petite mademoiselle (1905)
Les Roquevillard (1906)
Les Yeux qui s’ouvrent (1908)
La Croisée des chemins (1909)
La Robe de laine (1910)
La Neige sur les pas (1911)
La Maison (1913)
La Résurrection de la chair (1920)
La Chartreuse du reposoir (1924)
La Revenante (1932)

His writing was likened to Paul Bourget's.

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