Bibliography and work descriptions: novels, essays, public writing, and technical literature
2014 · Alma littera
A four-generation family saga beginning in 17th-century Austria. Miller Wilhelm Lange's son becomes a Protestant pastor, but persecuted by the Archbishop of Salzburg, he embarks with his daughter Emma and grandson on a difficult journey to Prussian Lithuania – a desolate land ravaged by plague.
2010 · Tyto alba
A novel about the Curonian Spit – impressionist painter Martynas Lukeitas's life through two world wars, from Nida's "painters' paradise" to the fall of Prussia. The odyssey of the son of Lithuanian Urtė and French prisoner officer Michel Benoit across Europe.
2012 · Alma littera
The tragic fate of the Toleikis family during and after World War II. German Marta and Lithuanian Vincentas plan to move to Kaunas with their two sons, but war tears the family apart. Teenager Valteris wanders through post-war Lithuanian villages with other "wolf children."
2022 · Tyto alba
A biographical narrative about two personalities of 19th–20th century Prussian Lithuania: patron Hugo Scheu and world-renowned German writer Hermann Sudermann, whose lives intertwine across the panorama of Lithuania Minor.
2016 · Alma littera
A novel about the 11th–12th century Curonians – bold seafarers, shipbuilders, and warriors who lived from the Nemunas delta to the middle Venta. The fates of three western Curonian land rulers intertwine at the port of Palanga, where dramatic events unfold.
2018 · Alma littera
A novel about the fates of Lithuania Minor's people in the 17th century – history, culture, and daily life interwoven with love and the hardships of war, told through vivid imagery and bold thoughts.
2020 · Alma littera
A novel about the first decades of independent Lithuania – an intellectual family suddenly grows rich, but unfavorable circumstances drive them to poverty and the margins of society. A chronicle of business, racketeering, and years of upheaval.
2008 · Eglė
An autobiographical essay – the author's family journey from 18th-century Salzburg emigrants to Lithuania Minor. Vivid imagery and bold reflections on European history through the fate of one family line, from the exile of Martin Luther's followers to the present day.
2008 · Klaipėdos universiteto leidykla
A historical drama-monologue about notable Lithuanian women – their courage, devotion, and destinies that shaped the nation's history.
2005 · Taškų mozaika
Excerpts from a diary – authentic testimonies about the Sąjūdis rallies and Lithuania's independence movement, captured through the eyes of a direct participant.