Novels
- Mateo solo. Entreletras, Bogotá. 1984
- Juliana los mira. Anagrama, Barcelona. 1986
- El incendiado. Editorial Planeta, Bogotá. 1988
- Papá es santo y sabio. Calos Valencia Editores, Bogotá. 1989
- Señor que no conoce luna. Editorial Planeta, Bogotá. 1992
- Cuchilla. Editorial Norma, Bogotá. 2000
- Plutón. Editorial Espasa-Calpe, Madrid. 2000
- Los almuerzos. Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín. 2001
- Juega el amor. Editorial Panamericana, Bogotá. 2002
- El hombre que quería escribir una carta. Editorial Norma, Bogotá. 2002
- En el lejero. Editorial Norma, Bogotá. 2003
- Los escapados. Editorial Norma, Bogotá. 2006
- Los ejércitos. Tusquets Editores, Barcelona. 2006
- The Armies. New Directions Publishing, 2009. Translated by Anne McLean.
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