Works
- I ett annat land (In Another Country): prose (1984)
- Bebådelsen (The Annunciation): prose poetry (1986)
- Bübins unge (Bübin's kid): novel (1987). Translated into Serbian 2010, titled Bimbinino dete
- Det brinnande trädet (The Burning Tree): novel (1988)
- Aliide, Aliide : novel (1991). Translated into Danish and Norwegian with the same title
- Deliria : novel (1992)
- Quinnan och Dr Dreuf (The Woman and Dr Dreuf) : novel (1994). Translations: Danish, titled: Quinden og doktor Dreuf, French, titled: La femme et le docteur Dreuf Russian, titled Женщина и доктор Дpeйф and Estonian, titled Naene ja Dr Dreuf
- Djävulen och Gud (The Devil and God): novel (1994). Slovakian translation: Diabol a Boh
- Bestiarium : novel (1999)
- Hetta och vitt (Heat and White): short stories (2001)
- Xavier: novel (2002)
Mare Kandre also wrote drama. Of these Vilse ("Lost") has been set up by several theatres.
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