Books
- Para aprisionar nostalgias. San José: Editorial Costa Rica, 1984.
- Cuerpo de mimbre. Heredia: Editorial Universidad Nacional (EUNA), 1985.
- Mata Hari: sentencia para una aurora. San José: Editorial del Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica, 1991.
- Azul Marlene. San José: Editorial del Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica, 1997.
- Dos obras y una más. San José: Editorial Costa Rica, 2000.
- La patria primera -hombres de fecunda labor- San José: ICAR, 2002.
- La tea fulgurante: Juan Santamaría o las iras de un dios. Alajuela: Editorial del Museo Histórico Cultural Juan Santamaría, 2005.
- La tea fulgurante: Juan Santamaría o las iras de un dios. San José: Editorial Costa Rica, 2006.
- Figueroa: notario de la patria inédita. San José: Editorial de la Universidad Estatal a Distancia (EUNED), 2006.
- La Romería. San José: Editorial de la Universidad Estatal a Distancia (EUNED), 2009.
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