Selected Works
- Coral Reefs (Los Arrecifes de Coral, poetry 1901)
- The Crime of Another (El Crimen del Otro, stories 1904)
- The Feather Pillow (El almohadón de plumas, short story 1907)
- History of a Troubled Love (Historia de un Amor Turbio, novel 1908)
- Stories of Love, Madness, and Death (Cuentos de Amor, de Locura y de Muerte, stories 1917)
- Jungle Tales (Cuentos de la Selva, stories for children 1918)
- The Wild (El Salvaje, stories 1920)
- The Slaughtered (Las Sacrificadas, drama 1920)
- Anaconda (stories 1921)
- The Desert (El Desierto, stories 1924)
- The Beheaded Chicken and Other Stories (La Gallina Degollada y Otros Cuentos, stories 1925)
- Exiles (Los Desterrados, stories 1926)
- Past Love (Pasado Amor, novel 1929)
- Native Soil (Suelo Natal, fourth grade reader book 1931)
- Beyond (El Más Allá, stories 1935)
- The Chair of Pain (El sillon del dolor, stories 1937)
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