Selected Works in German
- Das Auge des Entdeckers; Gedichte (1972)
- Entsorgt : für Bariton solo, 1989; music by Aribert Reimann (1989)
- Die erdabgewandte Seite der Geschichte : Roman (1976) ISBN 3-498-00444-1
- Die Fälschung : Roman (1979) ISBN 3-498-00455-7
- Gedichte : 1967-1978 (1978) ISBN 3-498-00449-2
- Marktlage. Gedichte (1967)
- Metsi'ut medumah; translated by Avraham Ḳadimah (1982) ISBN 965-19-0118-7
- Täterskizzen : Erzählungen (1983) ISBN 3-498-00481-6
- Die Welt der Maschine : Aufsätze und Reden; edited by Rolf Haufs (1980) ISBN 3-498-00462-X (pbk.)
- Wo mir der Kopf steht. Gedichte (1970)
- Der zweite Tag. Roman (1965)
- Gedichte. (2004)
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