Novels
- Borj-hayeh Khamoushi (The Silent Towers)
- Shahr-Bandan (The Siege of the City)
- Shabeh Malakh (The Night of the Locust)
- Obour Az Baqeh Qermez (Passing through the Red Garden)
- Ferdowseh Mashreqi (Eastern Paradise)
- Mumyai (The Mummy)
- Jim (The Letter J)
- Lotfan Dar Ra Bebandid (Close the Door, Please)
- Yeki va An Digari (The One & The Other)
- Satire & Satirical Sketches
- Yad-dasht-hayeh Adameh Por Modea (The Notes of Pretentious Man)
- Ahay Zouzanaqeh (Mr. Trapezium)
- Shabahat-hayeh NaGozir (Inevitable Similarities)
- Majmoei Az Tarh-hayeh Jedi va Tanz-amiz (A Collection of Serious & Satirical Sketches)
- Yad-dasht-hayeh Bedouneh Tarikh (Notes Without Date)
- Nish-khandeh Irani (Iranian Cynical Smile)
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