Novels:
* The Last Supper of Lazarus (1975): A complex novel about a group of artists and intellectuals in the 1950s.
* The Education of a Woman (1976): A semiautobiographical novel about a young woman's journey towards self-discovery and independence.
* The Canary Papers (1981): A suspense novel about a woman who discovers a secret society.
* A College of One (1986): A satirical novel about a woman who inherits a college and tries to turn it into a feminist haven.
* The Book of the Dead (1993): A novel about a woman who is haunted by the ghosts of her past.
Nonfiction Books:
* Toward a Recognition of Androgyny (1973): Heilbrun's seminal work on feminist theory, exploring the concept of androgyny and its implications for women's lives.
* Reinventing Womanhood (1979): A collection of essays exploring the changing roles of women in society.
* Writing a Woman's Life (1988): An influential guide to feminist biography.
* Hamlet's Mother and Other Women (1990): A collection of essays examining the representation of women in literature.
* The Reason of the Past (1997): An exploration of the importance of history for understanding the present.
Other Works:
* Heilbrun also edited numerous anthologies and collections of feminist writing, including "The Feminist Reader" and "The Penguin Book of Feminist Writing".
Heilbrun's work was groundbreaking for its time, challenging traditional gender roles and advocating for women's equality. Her novels and essays continue to be relevant and influential today.