Books
- Fedeli alla linea. Dai CCCP ai CSI (Loyal to the Line. From CCCP to CSI), Giunti 1997, ISBN 88-09-03919-X
- Il libretto rozzo dei CCCP e CSI (A Rough Booklet on CCCP and CSI), Giunti 1998, ISBN 88-09-21372-6
- In Mongolia in retromarcia (In Mongolia, in Reverse); Giunti 2000, ISBN 88-09-01639-4, with Massimo Zamboni. Out of Print
- Reduce (Returned/Survivor), Mondadori 2006, ISBN 88-04-56058-4
- Bella gente d'Appennino (Fine People of the Apennines), Mondadori 2009, ISBN 978-88-04-58264-9
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