Ruslan i Lyudmila [Ruslan and Lyudmila] (poetry) 1820

*Gavriiliada [Gavriliada] (poetry) 1821

Kavkazski plennik [The Captive of the Caucasus] (poetry) 1822

Bakhchisaraiski fontan [The Bak-chesarian Fountain: A Tale of the Tauride] (poetry) 1824

Stansy (poetry) 1826

Bratya razboiniki [The Robber Brothers] (poetry) 1827

Graf Nulin [Count Nulin] (poetry) 1827

Tsygany [The Gypsies] (poetry) 1827

Poltava [Poltava] (poetry) 1829

Boris Godunov [Godunoff] [first publication] (drama) 1831

†Motsart i Sal'eri [Mozart and Salieri] [first publication] (drama) 1831

Povesti Belkina [The Tales of Ivan Belkin] (short stones) 1831

†Pir vo vremya chumy [A Feast during the Plague] [first publication] (drama) 1832

Domik v Kolomne [The Little House in Kolomna] (poetry) 1833

Yevgeny Onegin [Eugene Onegin] (verse novel) 1833

Pikovaya dama [The Queen of Spades] (novella) 1834

Shazki (fairy tales) 1834

Istoriya Pugacheva [History of Pugachev] (history) 1835

Kapitanskaya dochka [The Captain's Daughter] (novella) 1836

Puteshestvie v Arzrum [A Journey to Arzrum] (travel essay) 1836

†Skupoi rytsar [The Covetous Knight] [first publication] (drama) 1836

Arap Petra Velikogo [The Negro of Peter the Great] (unfinished novel) 1837

Istoriya sela Goryukhina [History of the Village of Goryukhina] (unfinished novel) 1837

Medny vsadnik [The Bronze Horseman] (poetry) 1837

†Kammeny gost [The Stone Guest] [first publication] (drama) 1839

Dubrovski [Dubrovsky] (unfinished novel) 1841

Rusalka [The Water Nymph] [first publication] (unfinished drama) 1841

Table Talk (essays) 1857

Polnoe sobranie sochienii. 16 vols. [The Poems, Prose and Plays of Alexander Pushkin] (poetry, drama, short stories, novellas, novels, essays, criticism, and letters) 1937-49

Pushkin's Poems (poetry) 1945

The Letters of Alexander Pushkin. 2 vols. (letters) 1963

The Critical Prose of Alexander Pushkin (criticism) 1969

Pushkin on Literature (letters, journals, and essays) 1971

*This work was widely circulated in manuscript form but never published by Pushkin.

†These works are collectively referred to as "The Little Tragedies."