Selected Works
- Truth and Lie
- The Tennis Players
- Wool Clothings
- Family Meeting
- Sigismund
- The Death of a Beekeeper
- Stillness of the World Before Bach
- The Tale of a Dog
- Bernard Foy's Third Castling
- A Tiler's Afternoon
- Stories of Happy People
- Elegies and Other Poems
- A Time in Xanadu, 2002, 2006 (Copper Canyon Press) (translated by John Irons)
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