The bibliography of Kimitake Hiraoka, pen name Yukio Mishima, includes novels, novellas, short stories and literary essays, as well as plays that were written not only in a contemporary-style, but also in the style of classical Japanese theatre, particularly in the genres of noh and kabuki. However, although Mishima took themes, titles and characters from the noh canon, he included his own twists and modern settings, such as hospitals and ballrooms, which startled audiences who were accustomed to the long-settled originals.
In total, Mishima wrote 34 novels (including some entertainment novels), about 50 plays, 25 books of short stories, and at least 35 books of essays, one libretto, as well as one film.
Novels
Tōzoku (盗賊 Thieves), 1948
Tōzoku―Dai 1-Shō Monogatari no Hottan (Koi no Shūkyoku soshite Monogatari no Hottan) (盗賊 第1章 物語の発端 (恋の終局そして物語の発端) Thieves―Chapter 1 Beginning of a Story （End of Love, and The Beginning of a Story）) 1948 Tōzoku―Dai 2-Shō Kesshin to sono Fushigina Kōka (Jisatsu Kitosha) (盗賊 第2章 決心とその不思議な効果 (自殺企画者) Thieves―Chapter 2 Determination and The Mysterious Effect （Suicide Planner）) 1947 Tōzoku―Dai 3-Shō Deai (盗賊 第3章 出会 Thieves―Chapter 3 Encounter) 1948 Tōzoku―Dai 4-Shō Shūto na Kyōbō―Jō (Biteki Seikatsusha) (盗賊 第4章 周到な共謀―上 (美的生活者) Thieves―Chapter 4 Careful Conspiracy―upper (One Who Lives Beauty) ) 1948 Tōzoku―Dai 5-Shō Shūto na Kyōbō―Ge (Karei) (盗賊 第5章 周到な共謀―下 (嘉例) Thieves―Chapter 5 Careful Conspiracy―second (An Auspicious Occasion)) 1948 Tōzoku―Dai 6-Shō Jikkō―Mijikaki Daidanen (盗賊 第6章 実行―短き大団円 Thieves―Chapter 6 Practice―Short Grand finale) 1948 Kamen no Kokuhaku (仮面の告白 Confessions of a Mask), 1949 Ai no Kawaki (愛の渇き Thirst for Love), 1950 Junpaku no Yoru (純白の夜 Pure White Nights), 1950 Ao no Jidai (青の時代 The Age of Blue), 1950 Natsuko no Bōken (夏子の冒険 Natsuko's Adventure), 1951 Nippon-sei (につぽん製 Made in Japan), 1952-1953 Kinijiki (禁色 Forbidden Colors) Kinijiki (禁色 Forbidden Colors), 1951 Higyō (秘楽 Secret Pleasure), 1953 Koi no Miyako (恋の都 The Capital of Love), 1954 Shiosai (潮騒 The Sound of Waves), 1954 Megami (女神 Goddess), 1954-1955 Shizumeru Taki (沈める滝 The Sunken Waterfall), 1955 Kōfukugō Shuppan (幸福号出帆 The S.S. Happiness Sets Sail), 1955（Book Published in 1956） Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺 The Temple of the Golden Pavilion), 1956 Nagasugita Haru (永すぎた春 Too Much of Spring), 1956 Bitoku no Yoromeki (美徳のよろめき The Misstepping of Virtue), 1957 Kyōko no Ie (鏡子の家 Kyoko's House), 1959 Kyōko no Ie Dai-1 bu (鏡子の家 第一部 Kyoko's House, pt. 1) Kyōko no Ie Dai-2 bu (鏡子の家 第二部 Kyoko's House, pt. 2) Utage no Ato (宴のあと After the Banquet), 1960 Ojōsan (お嬢さん The Mademoiselle), 1960 Kemono no Tawamure (獣の戯れ The Frolic of the Beasts), 1961 Utsukushii Hoshi (美しい星 Beautiful Star), 1962 Ai no Shissō (愛の疾走 Dash of Love), 1963 Gogo no Eikō (午後の曳航 The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea), 1963 Nikutai no Gakkō (肉体の学校 The School of Flesh), 1963（Book Published in 1964） Kinu to Meisatsu (絹と明察 Silk and Insight), 1964 Ongaku (音楽 The Music), 1964 Fukuzatsuna Kare (複雑な彼 That Complicated Guy), 1966 Yakaifuku (夜会服 Evening Dress), 1967 Mishima Yukio Letter Kyōshitsu (三島由紀夫レター教室 Letters―Yukio Mishima's Letter Lessons), 1967-1968 Inochi Urimasu (命売ります Life for Sale), 1968 Hōjō no Umi (豊饒の海 The Sea of Fertility tetralogy) Haru no Yuki (春の雪 Spring Snow), 1965-1967（Book Published in 1969） Honba (奔馬 Runaway Horses), 1967-1968（Book Published in 1969） Akatsuki no Tera (暁の寺 The Temple of Dawn), 1968-1970（Book Published in 1970） Tennin Gosui (天人五衰 The Decay of the Angel), 1970-1971（Book Published in 1971）