Books
- Novels
- Calvario y tabor
- Monja y casada, virgen y mártir
- Martín Garatuza
- Las dos emparedadas: Memorias de la Inquisición
- Los piratas del golfo
- La vuelta de los muertos
- Memorias de un impostor: Don Guillén de Lampart, rey de México
- Un secreto que mata
- Books of poetry
- Flores de alma
- Páginas en verso
- Mis versos
- Theatrical works written in collaboration
- Las liras hermanas
- Histories and criticisms
- Historia de la administración de don Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada
- Los ceros
- México a través de los siglos, v.2, El virreinato
- El libro rojo (in collaboration)
- Stories and legends
- Cuentos de un loco
- Cuentos del general
- Tradiciones y leyendas mexicanas (in collaboration)
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