Translated Editions
- Other editions and translations of The Philosopher's Dog.
- The Philosopher’s Dog, London, Routledge, 2003.
- The Philosopher’s Dog: Friendship with Animals, New York, Random House, 2003.
- De Hond Van De Filosoof, Amsterdam, Ambo/Anthos,2003.
- Der Hund des Philosophen, Berlin: Rogner and Berhnard 2003.
- 部分地区明天即可送达, Tapai, The Bookery, 2004.
- 部分地区明天即可送达, Beijing, People's Literature Publishing House, 2004.
- Filozofun Kopegi, Istanbul, Dost Kitabevi Yayinlari, 2005.
- Tokyo, Shuei-Sha, 2005.
- Ha-Kelev shel ha-filosof, Jerusalem, The Attic, 2005.
- Il cane del filosofo, Genoa, Il Melangola, 2007.
- Cao do Filosofo, Cruz Quebrada (Portugal), Casa das Letras, 2007.
- Cao do Filosofo, São Paulo, Difel, 2011.
- Other editions and translations of Romulus My Father
- Romulus, My Father, London, Review, 2000
- Romulus, Mi Padre, Barcelona, Ediciones Del Bronce, 2001.
- Romuls, Mein Vater, Salzburg and Hamburg, Salzburg and Vienna: Residenz Verlag, 2001
- Romulus, mijn vader, Amsterdam, Ambo, 2004.
- Avi, Romulus, Jerusalem, Carmel, 2008 .
- Romulus, Mio Padre, Rome, Elliot Edizioni, 2011.
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