Published Works
- The Little Disturbances of Man (short stories, 1959)
- A Subject of Childhood and a conversation with the author in New sounds in American fiction editor Gordon Lish (1969)
- Enormous Changes at the Last Minute (short stories, 1974)
- Later the Same Day (short stories, 1985)
- Leaning Forward (poetry, 1985)
- 365 Reasons Not to Have Another War (with Vera Williams, nonfiction, War Resisters League 1989 Peace Calendar 1989)
- Long Walks and Intimate Talks (stories and poems, 1991)
- New and Collected Poems (1992)
- The Collected Stories (1994)
- Just As I Thought (semiautobiographical collection of articles, reports, and talks, 1998)
- Begin Again: Collected Poems (2000)
- Fidelity (2008), posthumous
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