Main Works
- Fior di Sardegna (1892)
- La via del male (1896)
- Racconti sardi (1895)
- Anime oneste (1895)
- Dopo il divorzio (1902; English translation: After the Divorce, 1905)
- Elias Portolu (1903)
- Cenere (1904; English translation: Ashes, 1908)
- Nostalgie (1905)
- L'edera (1908)
- Canne al vento (1913)
- Marianna Sirca (1915)
- La madre (1920; English translation: The Woman and the Priest, 1922; English translation: The Mother, 1923)
- La fuga in Egitto (1925)
- Il sigillo d'amore (1926)
- Cosima (1937) published posthumously
- Il cedro del Libano (1939) published posthumously
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