Books:
* Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant? (2014) - A collection of autobiographical comics about aging, death, and family.
* Going Into Town: (2018) - A memoir focusing on her childhood and her parents.
* The Difference: (2022) - A collection of personal essays and comics on various topics, including politics, technology, and life in New York City.
* What I Was Doing While You Were Breeding: (1997) - A humorous collection of cartoons about relationships, work, and life in New York City.
* The Naked Truth: (2000) - A collection of humorous comics about marriage, parenting, and other aspects of adult life.
* The Big Fat Sausage Dog Book: (1993) - A humorous collection of cartoons about the lives of sausage dogs.
* The Secret Life of Dogs: (2003) - A humorous collection of cartoons about dogs, their owners, and their relationships.
* The Book of Guys: (2005) - A humorous collection of cartoons about men.
* The Book of Women: (2006) - A humorous collection of cartoons about women.
Other Works:
* Regular contributions to The New Yorker: Chast has been a regular contributor to The New Yorker since the 1980s, and her work has been featured on the cover of the magazine numerous times.
* Illustrations for other publications: Chast has also illustrated for other publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post.
* Other projects: Chast has also created illustrations for books and other projects.
Roz Chast's work is known for its humor, wit, and insightful observations on the human condition. Her cartoons often tackle complex themes with a light touch, making them both funny and thought-provoking.