prose:
Death Marches Through the Mountains (Smrť chodí po horách, 1948),
Blue Waves (Modré vlny, 1951),
At the Limits (Na rozhraní, 1954, short stories),
Generation (Generácia;
A Long Time Waiting, Dlhý čas čakania, 1958;
The Quick and the Dead, Živí a mŕtvi, 1959;
The Bells Ring for a Day, Zvony zvonia na deň, 1961),
Dark Corner (Tmavý kút, 1960, novellas),
You Are Never Alone (Nikdy nie si sama, 1962),
Notes (Záznamy, 1963, short stories),
The Producer of Happiness (Výrobca šťastia, 1964), Who is Walking Along the Road, selected prose works (Kto kráča po ceste, výber prózy, 1965)
film scripts:
The Struggle Ends Tomorrow (Boj sa končí zajtra), The Woman from the Hills (Žena
z vrchov), Breakout (Prielom)
essays, literary criticism:
Time and Books (Čas a knihy, 1962), Paradoxes (Paradoxy, 1966), Blowing on the Embers (Dúchanie do pahrieb, 1970), On Literature (O literatúre, 1972), The Collected Disputes of Jozef Miloslav Hurban (Zobrané spory Jozefa Miloslava Hurbana, 1974), Portraits and Destinies (Portréty a osudy, 1979), Here the Nation Dwells (Tu žije národ, 1982), Texts and Contexts (Texty a kontexty, 1982), Sub Tegmine (Sub tegmine, 1992), From Where and Where to, Slovaks? (Odkiaľ a kam, Slováci?, 1993), Conversations M (Hovory M, 1994, 1997), Memories of the Slovak National Uprising (Spomienky na Slovenské národné povstanie, 1994)
works translated:
Mináč's works (short stories, novel extracts, essays, etc.) were published in 20 languages including Bulgarian, Chinese, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, and Esperanto.
At the Limits (1957 Russian)
The Quick and the Dead (1961 Russian, 1965, 1972 German)
A Long Time Waiting (1964, 1977 German)
The Bells Ring for a Day (1966, 1974 German)
You Are Never Alone (1982 German)
A Forest Silence (1982 Russian)
Memories of the Slovak National Uprising, 1994 inGerman, French and Russian
