Writing career

International diplomacy

• The Amado Nervo Museum displays photos and writings of Nervo. The museum can be found in the home where he was born, on the street which now bears his name.

• A long stretch of the Durango State Highway at San José de Tuitán and Villa Unión, Durango is named after Nervo.

• The Amado Nervo International Airport, the principal airport in the Mexican state of Nayarit, located in Tepic was also named after him.

• The Amado Nervo Institute in Camargo, Chihuahua is a private school, serving kindergarten through junior high school.

• In 1929, Mexican writer, Francisco Monterde wrote a biographical work about Nervo simply titled, Amado Nervo.

• In 1943, Mexican poet, Bernardo Ortiz de Montellano wrote a biographical work about Nervo entitled, Figura, amor y muerte de Amado Nervo.

• In 2002, Carlos Monsiváis, the Mexican journalist and political activist wrote an essay entitled, Yo te bendigo, vida, which was about Amado Nervo.

• In 2006, musical artist Rodrigo de la Cadena presented "Poema: Por Cobardia", which was a poem by Nervo's set to music. The song was recorded on de la Cadena's second solo album, Boleros con Orquesta.

• El bachiller (The Bachelor) 1895, novel
• "Perlas Negras (Black Pearls)" 1898, poetry
• "Místicas (Mystical)" 1898, poetry
• "Poemas publicada en París (Poems published in Paris)" 1901, poetry
• "El éxodo y las flores del camino (The exodus of the road and flowers)" 1902, poetry
• "Lira heroica" 1902, poetry
• "Los jardines interiores (The inner gardens)" 1905, poetry
• Almas que pasan (Souls that pass) 1906, prose
• "En voz baja (In a low voice)" 1909, poetry
• Ellos (They) prose
• Juana de Asbaje: biografía de Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (Joan of Asbaje: biography of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz) 1910, essay
• "Serenidad (Serenity)" 1912, poetry
• "Mis filosofías (My philosophy)" 1912, review
• "Elevación (Elevation)" 1916, poetry
• El diablo desinteresado (The Devil disinterested) 1916, novel
• "Plenitud (Wholeness)" 1918, poetry
• "El estanque de los lotos (The lotus pond)" 1919, poetry
• "El arquero divino (Goalkeeper divine)" 1919, poetry, published posthumously
• Los balcones (The balconies) 1922, novel
• "La amada inmóvil (The Immovable Loved One)" 1922, poetry, published posthumously
• "Gratia plena"
• "La raza de bronce (The Bronze Race)"
• "Éxtasis (Ecstasy)"