Books and Novels in Estonian
- Lugu (Perioodika 1970)
- Kaemus (Eesti Raamat 1972)
- Sina (Perioodika 1973)
- E me ipso (Eesti Raamat 1990)
- Kaunimad jutud (Ilmamaa 1995)
- Thespis (Ilmamaa 1997)
- Machiavelli kirjad tütrele (Eesti Raamat 1990)
- Mängud ja kõnelused (Eesti Keele Sihtasutus 2002)
- Hermaküla
- Noor Unt (Perioodika 2004)
- Vaimuhaiguse müüt (Ilmamaa 2005)
- Näitleja (Vagabund 2006)
- Päevaraamat I (2006)
- Päevaraamat II (2007)
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