Novels
| # | Name | Translation in English |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Itha Ivide Vare | Look! Till Here |
| 2 | Jalajwala | The Watery Fire |
| 3 | Manju Kaalam Notta Kuthira | The Horse Which Longed for Winter |
| 4 | Nakshathrangale Kaaval | The Stars Alone Guard Me |
| 5 | Nanmakalude Sooryan | The Sun of Virtues |
| 6 | Onnu Randu Moonnu | One two Three |
| 7 | Peruvazhiyambalam | Highway Shelter |
| 8 | Prathimayum Rajakumariyum | The Statue and the Princess |
| 9 | Rathinirvedam | Venereal Disenchantment |
| 10 | Rithubhedhangalude Paarithoshikam | The Reward of Vicissitudes |
| 11 | Shavavahanangalum Thedi | In Search of Biers |
| 12 | Udakappola | A Bubble in the Water |
| 13 | Vadakakku Oru Hridayam | A Heart for Rent |
| 14 | Vikramakaaleeswaram |
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