Published Works
- In Winter (novel), Hashiloah, 1904
- Around the Point (novel), Hashiloah, 1904
- Min Hametzar (novel), 1908
- Nerves (novella), Shalekhet, 1910
- English: In Eight Great Hebrew Short Novels, New York, New American Library, 1983
- Spanish: In Ocho Obras Maestras de la Narrativa Hebrea, Barcelona, Riopiedras, 1989
- French: Paris, Intertextes, 1989; Paris, Noel Blandin, 1991
- From Here and There (novel), Sifrut, 1911
- Breakdown and Bereavement (novel), Shtiebel, 1920
- English: London, Cornell Univ. Press, 1971; Philadelphia, JPS, 1971; London, The Toby Press, 2004
- Chinese: Hefei, Anhui Literature and Art Publishing House, 1998
- Collected Works (four volumes), Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 1978–1985
- Out of the Depths or "Out Of A Gloomy Valley", Brenner's first book is a collection of 6 short stories about Jewish life in the diaspora. It was published in Warsaw 1900.
- English: Colorado, Westview Press, 1992
- Around the Point
- Yiddish: Berlin, Yiddisher Literarisher Ferlag, 1923
- In the Winter
- Yiddish: Warsaw, Literarisher Bleter, 1936
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