First Editions of Her Works
Tradiciones y leyendas
- Perú: Tradiciones cuzqueñas. Arequipa: "La Bolsa", 1884.
- Tradiciones cuzqueñas. 2 vols. Lima: Torres Aguirre, 1886.
- Leyendas y recortes. Lima: "La Equitativa", 1893.
Fiction
- Aves sin nido. Lima: Imprenta del Universo de Carlos Prince, 1889.
- Índole. Lima: Imprenta Bacigalupi, 1891.
- Herencia. Lima: Imprenta Bacigalupi, 1893.
Biography, Epistolary Prose, Travel Writing, and Essays
- Bocetos al lápiz de americanos célebres. Lima: Peter Bacigalupi, 1889.
- Boreales, miniaturas y porcelanas. Buenos Aires: Juana A. Alsina, 1909.
- Cuatro conferencias sobre América del Sur. Buenos Aires: Juan A. Alsina, 1909.
- Viaje de recreo: España, Francia, Inglaterra, Italia, Suiza, Alemana. Valencia: F. Sempere, 1909.
Theatre
- Hima-Sumac: Drama en tres actos y en prosa. Lima: "La Equitativa", 1893.
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