Toni Cade Bambara
| Title | Date | Type | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blues Aint No Mockin Bird | 1971 | Short Story | |
| Deep Sightings and Rescue Missions: Fiction, Essays and Conversations | 1996 | Collection | |
| Epitaph for Willie (screenplay) | Play | ||
| Gorilla, My Love | Short Story | ||
| Gorilla, My Love (short stories) | 1972 | Collection | |
| If Blessing Comes (novel) | 1987 | Book | |
| Raymonds Run | 1971 | Short Story | |
| Tales and Stories for Black Folks (anthology) | 1971 | Collection | |
| Tar Baby (screenplay) | Play | ||
| The Black Woman (anthology) | 1970 | Collection | |
| The Lesson | 1972 | Short Story | |
| The Salt Eaters (novel) | 1980 | Book | |
| The Seabirds Are Still Alive | Short Story | ||
| The Seabirds Are Still Alive (short stories) | 1977 | Collection | |
| The War of the Wall | Short Story | ||
| These Bones Are Not My Child (novel) | 1999 | Book | |
| This Bridge Called Me Back (anthology) | 1981 | Collection |
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