Novels
Steve Tesich's two novels were:
- Summer Crossing (1982), was also published in a German translation as Ein letzter Sommer and in a French translation as Rencontre d'été
- Karoo (1996, posthumously released 1998), paperback edition in 2004 with new introduction by E. L. Doctorow; German language version entitled Abspann and a French language version Karoo same as original.
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