1981: Noč do jutra (Night till Morning Comes) ‒ fictional novel by Slovenian author, Branko Hofman
1981: Herezia e Dervish Mallutes - allegorical novel by Kosovar author, Teki Dervishi
1982: Tren 2 - novel by Antonije Isaković
1984: Umiranje na obroke (Dying by Installments) ‒ autobiographical book by Slovenian author, Igor Torkar, about Goli Otok prison conditions
1984: Goli Otok: The Island of Death ‒ non-fiction book by Bulgarian/Macedonian author, Venko Markovski, detailing a history of Goli Otok prison
1990: Goli Otok by Dragoslav Mihailović
1993: Lov na stenice by Dragoslav Mihailović
1996: Goli Otok: stratište duha ‒ non-fiction book by Croatian author, Mihovil Horvat, containing the events of his arrest and imprisonment during Informbiro period
1997: Goli Otok: Italiani nel Gulag di Tito ‒ historical report by Italian-Croatian author, Giacomo Scotti
1997: Zlotvori – novel by Dragoslav Mihailović
1997: Tito's Hawaii ‒ fictional novel by author using the pen-name Rade Panic (name taken from a political victim of the same name whose wife was interred on the island; not his actual name) 
2005: Razglednica s ljetovanja ‒  autobiographical short novel by the Croatian author Dubravka Ugrešić; published in the Belgrade literary review REČ časopis za književnost i kulturu, i društvena pitanja, br.
74/20, 2006, and in the book Nikog nema doma, ed.
devedeset stupnjeva, Zagreb 2005.
Italian translation Cartolina Estiva by Luka Zanoni Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso, 2008
2010: Island of the World - fictional novel by Canadian author, Michael D. O'Brien.

2019:  Life Plays with Me - novel by Israeli writer David Grossman.
One of the main characters, Vera, was interred as a political prisoner in Goli Otok before immigrating to Israel.
1981: Noč do jutra (Night till Morning Comes) ‒ fictional novel by Slovenian author, Branko Hofman
1981: Herezia e Dervish Mallutes - allegorical novel by Kosovar author, Teki Dervishi
1982: Tren 2 - novel by Antonije Isaković
1984: Umiranje na obroke (Dying by Installments) ‒ autobiographical book by Slovenian author, Igor Torkar, about Goli Otok prison conditions
1984: Goli Otok: The Island of Death ‒ non-fiction book by Bulgarian/Macedonian author, Venko Markovski, detailing a history of Goli Otok prison
1990: Goli Otok by Dragoslav Mihailović
1993: Lov na stenice by Dragoslav Mihailović
1996: Goli Otok: stratište duha ‒ non-fiction book by Croatian author, Mihovil Horvat, containing the events of his arrest and imprisonment during Informbiro period
1997: Goli Otok: Italiani nel Gulag di Tito ‒ historical report by Italian-Croatian author, Giacomo Scotti
1997: Zlotvori – novel by Dragoslav Mihailović
1997: Tito's Hawaii ‒ fictional novel by author using the pen-name Rade Panic (name taken from a political victim of the same name whose wife was interred on the island; not his actual name) 
2005: Razglednica s ljetovanja ‒  autobiographical short novel by the Croatian author Dubravka Ugrešić; published in the Belgrade literary review REČ časopis za književnost i kulturu, i društvena pitanja, br. 74/20, 2006, and in the book Nikog nema doma, ed. devedeset stupnjeva, Zagreb 2005. Italian translation Cartolina Estiva by Luka Zanoni Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso, 2008
2010: Island of the World - fictional novel by Canadian author, Michael D. O'Brien.
2019:  Life Plays with Me - novel by Israeli writer David Grossman. One of the main characters, Vera, was interred as a political prisoner in Goli Otok before immigrating to Israel.
Goli Otok