List of Works
- Foliranti, 1975.
- Provincijalac, 1976.
- Ada, 1977.
- Lanjski snegovi, 1977.
- Hej, nisam ti to pričala, 1978.
- Zoe, 1978.
- Beleške jedne Ane (hronika u 26 glava), 1978.
- Skitam i pričam: putopisni dnevnik, 1979.
- 101 priča, 1980.
- Una: ljubavni roman, 1981.
- Onda, 1982.
- Sentimentalno vaspitanje, 1983.
- Knjiga žalbi, 1984.
- 011-Istok-Zapad, 1990.
- Halo, Beograd, 1990.
- Dama skitnica i off priče, 1992.
- Zelena čoja Montenegra, 1992.
- Blokada 011, 1992.
- 100 nedelja blokade, 1994.
- Lero – kralj leptira, 1995.
- Poslednji let za Sarajevo, 1995.
- Hronika izgubljenog grada, 1996.
- Od sedam do tri, 1996.
- Smrt ne boli: priče iz poslednjeg rata, 1997.
- Najbolje godine i druge priče, 1997.
- Ivana, 2001.
- Legenda o Taboru, 2002.
- Sanja, 2003.
- Čuvar adrese
- Dosije Šlomović
- Konte
- Lep dan za umiranje
- Ljubavne priče
- Samac
- Uspomene jednog crtača
- Eldorado
- Putopis kroz biografiju
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