* "The Serial Universe: Essays in the Philosophy of Time" (1980): This is considered his magnum opus and explores the nature of time, arguing for a "serial" model of the universe where past, present, and future exist simultaneously.
* "The Way of All Flesh: An Essay on the Problem of Time" (1993): This book examines the nature of time, arguing against the concept of a "now" that separates past and future.
* "Time and Being" (1994): This work explores the relationship between time and being, arguing that time is a fundamental feature of reality.
* "The One and the Many" (2001): This book focuses on the problem of unity and multiplicity in metaphysics.
* "The Three Personalities of God" (2008): This work explores the relationship between the three persons of the Christian Trinity and the concept of time.
It's important to note that John S. Dunne is not the same author as John D. Dunne, who wrote fiction including the novel "The Two Gentlemen of Verona" and the play "The Mystery of Edwin Drood."
If you're interested in the philosophy of time and metaphysics, John S. Dunne's works are definitely worth exploring.