Monographs

• Kirjanduse lepitav otstarve. Tartu: Tartu University Press, 2009, 168 pp. ['The Reconciliatory Purpose of Literature', a PhD thesis. 2nd, revised edition published in the Heuremata series: Tartu: Tartu University Press, 2011, 200 pp.]
• Ekstrapolatiivne kirjutamine. Tulevikukirjutuse poeetikast. Studia Litteraria Estonica 7. Tartu: Tartu University Press, 2004, 108 pp. ['Extrapolative writing. On the Poetics of Science Fiction', a MA thesis.]

Books

• Eva Näripea, Virve Sarapik, Jaak Tomberg (eds), Koht ja paik/Place and Location VI. Studies in Environmental Aesthetics and Semiotics. Tallinn-Tartu: The Research Group of Cultural and Literary Theory etc, 2008, 354 pp.
• Eva Näripea, Virve Sarapik, Jaak Tomberg (eds), Koht ja paik/Place and Location V. Studies in Environmental Aesthetics and Semiotics. Tallinn-Tartu: The Research Group of Cultural and Literary Theory etc, 2006, 320 pp.

Articles in English

• Author's Response. Correspondence and Verisimilitude in (Science) Fiction. - Science Fiction Studies, no 122, 2014, pp 248-251.
• On the "Double Vision" of mimetic realism and science-fictional estrangement in William Gibson's "Bigend trilogy". - Science Fiction Studies, no 120, 2013, pp 263-285.
• Eastern-European Science-Fictional Space Through the General Representability of the Other. – Interlitteraria, vol 16, no 1, 2011, pp 269-287.
• Marina Grishakova, Jaak Tomberg, Katre Pärn, On the Obligation Toward a Difficult Whole. Interview with the Distinguished Humanities Professor Brian McHale (Ohio State University). - Hortus Semioticus, no 3, 2008, pp 5-17.
• City as the Site of Externalized Subjectivity. – Interlitteraria, vol 12, 2007, pp 371–378.
• The cyberpunk novel: Futurist visions that tell us about the present. – Interlitteraria, vol 9, 2005, pp 238-245.
• The Absolute Space: The Impact of the Virtual. – Virve Sarapik, Eva Näripea, Kadri Tüür (eds), Koht ja Paik; Place and Location, vol 4. Tallinn: The Research Group of Cultural and Literary Theory, Institute of Art History (Estonian Academy of Arts), Estonian Semiotics Association, 2004, pp 169-181.