Works
- Poetry
- Celdas de la sangre (1946)
- El uso de la palabra (1964)
- La pena capital (1980)
- Orgasmo y otros poemas (1989)
- Playwright
- No hay piedad para Hamlet (No Mercy for Hamlet, 1954), in collaboration with Alberto Vanasco, Buenos Aires Municipal Award, 1957, and Florencio Sánchez National Award, 1960.
- Libertad y otras intoxicaciones (1968)
- Libertad, Libertad, Libertad (1968)
- La reconstrucción de la Ópera de Viena (1968)
- La guerra civil (1973)
- Screenplays
- El final (1964)
- Desarraigo (1965)
- Infinito futuro/Kill me future (1965), in collaboration with Bernardo Bertolucci; however, the screenplay that was never shot.
- Song lyrics
- Los pájaros perdidos (1973), music by Ástor Piazzolla.
- La tristeza y el mar, music by Waldo de los Ríos.
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