Works in English
- 2004 All the Paths Around Your Yurt (online poetry translation from Alle Pfade um deine Jurte, 1995)
- 2004 You Will Always Be Untamable (online poetry translation from Nimmer werde ich dich zähmen können, 1996)
- 2004 Cloud Dogs (online poetry translation from Wolkenhunde, 1998)
- 2004 Oracle Stones as Red as the Sun: Songs of the Shaman (online poetry translation from Sonnenrote Orakelsteine, 1999)
- 2004 The Stone Man at Ak-Hem (online poetry translation from Der Steinmensch zu Ak-Hem, 2002)
- 2006 The Blue Sky: A Novel (translation in print from Der blaue Himmel, 1994)
- 2007 Beyond the Silence (online poetry translation from Jenseits des Schweigens, 2006)
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