Works
- Samba Knopf, 1990
- The Heart That Bleeds Knopf, 1994
- Looking for History, Random House, Inc., 2001, ISBN 978-0-375-42094-8
- Dancing with Cuba Pantheon Books, 2004, ISBN 978-0-375-42093-1
- "Introduction", The book of lamentations, Authors Rosario Castellanos, Translator Esther Allen, Penguin Classics, 1998, ISBN 978-0-14-118003-8
- Las guerras en Colombia, Aguilar, ISBN 978-958-704-635-9
- Al pie de un volcán te escribo Plaza y Janés, 2000, ISBN 978-968-11-0438-2
- Los años en que no fuimos felices: crónicas de la transición mexicana, Plaza & Janés México, 1999, ISBN 978-968-11-0412-2
- Las guerras en Colombia: tres ensayos, Aguilar, 2000, ISBN 978-958-8061-51-1
- La Habana en un espejo, Debate, 2005, ISBN 9789802932986
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