Novels and Short Story Collections Which She Wrote
- Acapulco at Sunset and other Stories (short story collection, Anvil, 1995)
- Angelica's Daughters, a Dugtungan Novel (a collaborative novel co-authored by Brainard, Cuizon, Evangelista, Montes, and Sarreal, Anvil, 2010)
- "Gokkusagi Tanricasi Agladginda" (Turkish edition of "When the Rainbow Goddess Wept" Bilge Kultur Sanat, translated by Fusun Talay, 2001)
- Magdalena (novel, Plain View Press, 2002)
- Vigan and other Stories (short story collection, Anvil, 2011)
- When the Rainbow Goddess Wept (novel, Dutton, 1994), which first appeared as Song of Yvonne, (New Day Publishers, 1991) (Plume paperback, 1995), (University of Michigan Press, 1999)
- Woman With Horns and Other Stories (short story collection, New Day Publishers, 1988)
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