Nguyen Tuan - Works

Works

  • Ngọn đèn dầu lạc (1939) (The Peanut-Oil Lamplight)
  • Vang bóng một thời (1940) (Once upon an old time)
  • Chiếc lư đồng mắt cua (1941) (The Crab-Eyed Copper Censor)
  • Tàn đèn dầu lạc (1941) (The Peanut-Oil Lamplight Part II)
  • Một chuyến đi (1941) (A trip)
  • Tùy bút (1941) (Stories)
  • Tóc chị Hoài (1943) (Miss Hoài's Hair)
  • Tùy bút II (1943) (Stories II)
  • Nguyễn (1945) (Nguyễn)
  • Chùa Đàn (1946) (Đàn Pagoda)
  • Đường vui (1949) (Happy Road)
  • Tình chiến dịch (1950) (Love at the Operations)
  • Thắng càn (1953) (Over-victory)
  • Chú Giao làng Seo (1953) (Uncle Giao from Village Seo)
  • Đi thăm Trung Hoa (1955) (Visiting China)
  • Tùy bút kháng chiến (1955) (Wartime Stories)
  • Tùy bút kháng chiến và hòa bình (1956) (War and Peace Stories)
  • Truyện một cái thuyền đất (1958) (Story of A Dirt Boat)
  • Sông Đà (1960) (Đà River)
  • Hà Nội ta đánh Mỹ giỏi (1972) (We Hanoian Fight the American Well)
  • Ký (1976) (Diary)
  • Tuyển tập Nguyễn Tuân (tập I: 1981, tập II: 1982) (Collection of Nguyễn Tuân, part I and II)
  • Yêu ngôn (2000) (Love words, published after death)

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