Ken Kesey
| Title | Date | Type | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caverns (novel) | 1989 | Book | |
| Demon Box (essays and short stories) | 1986 | Collection | |
| End of Autumn (unpublished novel) | 1960 | Book | |
| Genesis West: Volume Five | 1963 | Essay | |
| Keseys Garage Sale (essays) | 1973 | Collection | |
| Keseys Jail Journal (essays) | 2003 | Collection | |
| Killer | 1986 | Short Story | |
| Last Go Round (novel) | 1994 | Book | |
| Little Tricker the Squirrel Meets Big Double the Bear (children) | 1988 | Book | |
| One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest (novel) | 1962 | Book | |
| Sailor Song (novel) | 1992 | Book | |
| Seven Prayers by Grandma Whittier | 1974-79 | ||
| Sometimes a Great Notion (novel) | 1964 | Book | |
| The Further Inquiry (screenplay) | 1990 | Play | |
| The Sea Lion (children) | 1991 | Book | |
| Tranny-Man | 1974 | Short Story | |
| Twister: A Ritual Reality (play) | 1994 | Play | |
| Zoo (unpublished novel) | 1959 | Book |
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