- The Great God Pan: A fictional novel written by Jobin during his time in Cambridge. This story follows the life of a young artist named Pan, who believes he is the reincarnated Greek god.
- The Life and Letters of H Lafcadio Hearn: This is a book containing the biography and selected writings of Lafcadio Hearn, an Irish-born writer and citizen of Japan.
- The Incomparable Bellairs: This is a biography of John Davies Beazley, a renowned art historian and archaeologist known as "Bellairs." The book explores his influential contributions to the study of ancient Greek pottery and his personal life.
- Studies in Romantic Ballet: This book discusses the development and notable figures of ballet during the 19th century, focusing on dancers, choreographers, and composers who shaped the Romantic ballet style.
- The Early Days of the Paris Opera, 1671-1768: This book presents a comprehensive history of the Paris Opera during its early years, tracing its evolution from its founding to its prominent role in the cultural life of the French capital.
- Ballet in Moscow, the Imperial Bolshoi Ballet: Provides an overview of the Bolshoi Ballet, the principal ballet company of Russia. The book chronicles its inception, early struggles, and artistic triumphs.
- Le Ballet en Pologne, 1632-1945: A history of ballet in Poland, detailing the artistic contributions and traditions that shaped the development of Polish ballet from the 17th century to the mid-20th century.
- The Art and Life of John Singer Sargent: This book offers an in-depth examination of the life and work of renowned American artist John Singer Sargent. Jobin explores Sargent's artistic style, techniques, and major works of art.