Published Works
- Jewish Ethics (1964–69, 14 volumes)
- The Chosen (1967)
- The Promise (1969)
- My Name Is Asher Lev (1972)
- In the Beginning (1975)
- The Jew Confronts Himself in American Literature (1975)
- Wanderings: Chaim Potok's History of the Jews (1978)
- The Book of Lights (1981)
- Davita's Harp (1985)
- Theo Tobiasse (1986)
- The Gift of Asher Lev (1990)
- I Am the Clay (1992)
- The Tree of Here (1993)
- The Sky of Now (1994)
- The Gates of November (1996)
- Zebra and Other Stories (1998)
- Isaac Stern: My First 79 Years (with Isaac Stern; 1999)
- Old Men at Midnight (2001)
- Walden, Daniel, ed. (2001), Conversations with Chaim Potok.
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