Works
- (1958) Primer Manifiesto Nadaista
- (1959) Los camisas Rojas
- (1960) Nada bajo el cielo raso, HK-11 (Teatro)
- (1961) El manifiesto de los escribanos católicos
- (1962) El mensaje a los académicos de la lengua
- (1963) Sexo y Saxofón (Cuento)
- (1963) 13 poetas nadaístas (Antología poética)
- (1963) De la nada al nadaísmo (Antología poética)
- (1964) Los ratones van al infierno (Teatro)
- (1964) Consagración de la nada (Teatro)
- (1966) Prosas para leer en la silla eléctrica
- (1967) El terrible 13 Manifiesto Nadaísta
- (1967) Boom Contra Pum Pum (una revisión de Gabriel García Márquez)
- (1972) Providencia (Poesía)
- (1974) Fuego en el altar
- (1974) Obra Negra (Antología poética seleccionada por Jotamario Arbeláez.
- (1980) Correspondencia violada
- (1985) Adangelios
- (1991) Memorias de un presidiario nadaísta
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