Selected Works
- Opinião Pessoal (Cultura e Política) (essays, 1966)
- Certezas da Dúvida (essays, 1970)
- Nixon x McGovern – As Duas Américas (essay, 1972)
- Paulo Francis Nu e Cru (newspaper articles, 1976)
- Cabeça de Papel (novel, 1977)
- Paulo Francis – Uma Coletânea de Seus Melhores Textos Já Publicados (collection of columns, 1978)
- Cabeça de Negro (novel, 1979)
- O Afeto Que Se Encerra (memoir, 1980)
- Filhas do Segundo Sexo (novellas, 1982)
- O Brasil no Mundo (essay, 1985)
- Trinta Anos Esta Noite – 1964: O Que Vi e Vivi (essay, 1994)
- Waaal – O Dicionário da Corte de Paulo Francis (anthology of sayings, 1996)
- Carne Viva (novel, 2008)
- Diário da Corte (collection of Folha de São Paulo columns, Nelson de Sá, org., 2012)
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