Works in German
(with tentative English titles)
- 1981 "Eine tuwinische Geschichte und andere Erzählungen" (A Tuvan Story and other short stories)
- 1993 "Das Ende des Liedes" (The End of it)
- 1994 "Der blaue Himmel" (The Blue Sky)
- 1995 "Zwanzig und ein Tag" (Twenty-One Days)
- 1996 "Nimmer werde ich dich zähmen können" (Never Will I Tame You)
- 1997 "Die Karawane" (The Caravan)
- 1997 "Im Land der zornigen Winde" (In the Land of the Angry Winds, with co-author Amelie Schenk)
- 1997 "Der siebzehnte Tag" (The Seventeenth Day)
- 1999 "Die graue Erde" (The Grey Earth)
- 1999 "Der Wolf und die Hündin" (The Wolf and the Bitch)
- 2000 "Der weiße Berg" (The White Mountain)
- 2001 "Dojnaa"
- 2002 "Tau und Gras" (Dew and Grass)
- 2004 "Das geraubte Kind" (The Robbed Child)
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