Poetry
- Ὑπνοβασίες ("Somnambulations") 1983. Greek
- Πωλητής θαυμάτων ("Pedlar of Miracles") 1985. Greek
- Τρόπος τοῦ λέγειν ("In a Manner of Speaking") 1986. Greek
- Η Νοσταλγία των Ουρανών ("The Nostalgia of the Skies"") 1991. Greek
- Adieu. Nefeli, 1996. ISBN 960-211-245-Χ Greek
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- Adieu. Centre for Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies; University of Birmingham, 1998. ISBN 0-7044-1886-X Greek and English.
- Ο Άγγελος της Ιστορίας ("The Angel of History") Nefeli, Athens 1999. ISBN 960-211-436-3 Greek
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- Der Engel der Geschichte. Romiosini Verlag, Cologne 2001. ISBN 3-929889-48-X German translation
- Μετά το Τέλος της Ομορφιάς ("After the End of Beauty") Nefeli, Athens, 2003. ISBN 960-211-672-2 Greek
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- Nach dem Ende der Schonheit. Hanser Verlag, Munich 2007. ISBN 3-446-20871-2 German translation
- Affirmation: Selected Poems 1986-2006. Dedalus, Dublin 2007. ISBN 1-904556-65-5
- Διακοπές στην πραγματικότητα ("Vacation in Reality") Patakis, Athens, 2009. ISBN 978-960-16-3247-6
- Σονέτα της συμφοράς ("Sonnets of Despair"), Patakis, Athens, 2011. ISBN 978-960-16-4126-3
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