Her Works
- Jazz and Twelve O'Clock Tales. Godine/Black Sparrow Books. 2008. ISBN 9781574232127.
- The Riot Inside Me: More Trials & Tremors. David R. Godine Publisher. 2005. ISBN 9781574232004.
- Wanda Coleman--Greatest Hits: 1966-2003. Pudding House Publications. ISBN 9781930755192.
- Ostinato Vamps Pitt Poetry Series, 2003-2004. ISBN 9780822958338
- Mercurochrome. Black Sparrow. 2001. ISBN 9781574231533. National Book Awards finalist.
- Mambo Hips and Make Believe: A Novel. Black Sparrow. 1999. ISBN 9781574230949.
- Bathwater Wine. Black Sparrow. 1998. ISBN 9781574230642.
- Native In a Strange Land: Trials & Tremors. Black Sparrow. 1996. ISBN 9781574230222.
- American Sonnets Woodland Pattern 1994.
- Hand Dance. Black Sparrow. 1993. ISBN 9780876858967.
- African Sleeping Sickness: Stories & Poems. Black Sparrow. 1990. ISBN 9780876858127.
- A War of Eyes and Other Stories. Black Sparrow. 1988. ISBN 9780876857359.
- Heavy Daughter Blues: Poems & Stories 1968-1986 Black Sparrow 1987.
- Imagoes Black Sparrow 1983. ISBN 9780876855096
- Mad Dog Black Lady Black Sparrow 1979. ISBN 9780876854129
- Good Dog Black Sparrow 1979.
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