Literary Works
- La strada che va in città (1942)
- È stato così (1947; The Dry Heart 1949)
- Tutti i nostri ieri (1952; A Light for Fools 1956 and All our yesterdays)
- Valentino (1957)
- Sagittario (1957)
- Le voci della sera (1961; Voices in the Evening 1963)
- Le piccole virtù (1962);The Little Virtues 1985)
- Lessico famigliare (1963; Family Sayings 1967)
- Mai devi domandarmi (1970; Never must you ask me 1973)
- Caro Michele (1973)
- Vita immaginaria (1974)
- La famiglia Manzoni (1983)
- La città e la casa (1984; The City and the House 1987)
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