Novels:
* The Palm-Wine Drinkard (1952): His debut novel, considered a landmark in African literature. It follows a palm-wine drinker who goes on a journey to find his lost companion, the Palm-Wine Drinkard.
* My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (1954): A surreal and fantastical journey through the supernatural world, featuring mythical creatures, spirits, and strange experiences.
* Simbi and the Satyr of the Dark Jungle (1968): A tale of adventure and survival, with the protagonist searching for his missing wife in a dangerous jungle filled with supernatural entities.
* The Brave African Huntress (1969): A story about a woman who becomes a skilled hunter and confronts both human and supernatural enemies.
* Feather Woman of the Jungle (1972): Explores the themes of love, betrayal, and revenge in a world of myth and magic.
* Ajai and Ijapa (1981): A humorous and satirical novel about a wise tortoise and his adventures in the animal kingdom.
* The Complete Adventures of the Palm-Wine Drinkard (1987): An expanded version of his debut novel, featuring additional chapters and stories.
Other works:
* Tutuola also wrote short stories, essays, and poems.
His writing style is characterized by:
* Use of Yoruba folktales and mythology: Tutuola drew heavily on the rich oral tradition of his culture, creating a unique and imaginative world in his works.
* Simple, direct language: He employed a straightforward and conversational style, making his writing accessible to a wide audience.
* Surrealism and fantastical elements: His stories often blend reality with the supernatural, blurring the lines between the physical and spiritual worlds.
* Exploration of themes of good vs. evil, life and death, and the human condition: Tutuola's works often dealt with universal themes, reflecting on the complexities of human existence.
Tutuola's work has been praised for its originality, its cultural significance, and its impact on African literature. He is considered one of the pioneers of modern African writing, paving the way for a new generation of authors.