Books
- Kyoto Airs. designed and printed by Takao Tanabe at Periwinkle Press, Vancouver 1964. (Inspired by a visit to Japan in 1963).
- Dorothy Livesay: The Unquiet Bed. Illustrations by Roy Kiyooka.
- Nevertheless These Eyes. Printed at the Coach House Press, Toronto 1967.
- The Fountainebleau Dream Machine: 18 Frames from A Book of Rhetorick. Coach House Press, Toronto 1977
- “Wheels, a trip thru Honshu’s Backcountry” was published by Coach House Press, Toronto 1981.
- StoneDGloves. Coach House Press, Toronto 1970. Repr.: 1983.
- transcanada letters. Talonbooks, Vancouver 1975. Repr.: 2004.
- Pear Tree Pomes 1987. Illus. by David Bolduc. Coach House Press, Toronto 1987. Nominated for the 1987 Governor General Award.
Books published posthumously include:
- Daphne Marlatt (ed.): Mothertalk: Life Stories of Mary Kiyoshi Kiyooka. NeWest Press, Edmonton 1997. Roy Kiyooka's mother, Mary Kiyoshi Kiyooka's, story from a series of interviews by Matsuki Masutani and reworked by Roy Kiyooka.
- Roy Miki (ed.): Pacific Windows: Collected Poems of Roy K. Kiyoka. Talonbooks, Burnaby, B.C. 1997.
- Smaro Kambourelli (ed.): Pacific Rim Letters. NeWest Press, Edmonton 2004.
- Roy Miki (ed.): Roy Kiyooka: The Artist & the Moose: A Fable of Forget. LINEbooks, Burnaby, B.C., 2009.
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