Works
- Facing the Music (1988) - short stories
- Dirty Work (1989) - novel
- Big Bad Love (1990) - short stories
- Joe (1991) - novel
- On Fire (1993) - autobiography
- Father and Son (1996) - novel
- Fay (2000) - novel
- Billy Ray's Farm: Essays from a Place Called Tula (2001) - Essays
- The Rabbit Factory (2003) - novel
- A Miracle of Catfish (2007) - novel (posthumous)
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