Works
- The Bang And The Whimper, 1982
- Biggest Party In The World, 1986
- Bold Girls, 1990
- Bus, 1984
- Catch A Falling Star!, 2004
- Dirt Under The Carpet, 2007
- Dust And Dreams, 1986
- Fugue, 1983
- Ghost Story, 1985
- Gilt, 2003
- Haunted, 1999
- Federico García Lorca (1999). The House Of Bernarda Alba . Nick Hern Books. ISBN 978-1-85459-459-4. http://books.google.com/?id=-wxfoF4i3HMC&pg=PA1&lpg=PA1&dq=Rona+Munro.
- Indian Boy, 2006
- Iron. Nick Hern Books. 2002. ISBN 978-1-85459-703-8. http://books.google.com/?id=uFWxWnq3k2QC&dq=Rona+Munro&printsec=frontcover.
- Long Story Short, 1989
- Long Time Dead, 2006
- The Maiden Stone, 2006
- Mary Barton, 2006
- Off The Road, 1988
- Piper's Cave, 1985
- The Salesman, 1982
- Saturday At The Commodore, 1989
- Scotland Matters, 1992
- Snake, 1999
- Stick Granny On The Roofrack
- Strawberries in January, 2006
- Touchwood, 1984
- Watching Waiters, 1985
- Watership Down, 2006
- The Way To Go Home, 1987
- Winners, 1987
- Women On The Verge Of A T Junction, 2004
- Your Turn To Clean The Stair, 1992
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