Emanuel Swedenborg spent the last 24 years of his life writing and publishing the great works which contain the "Writings". They were written in Latin, like most learned books in those days. Here are the titles:
Arcana Caelestia (Heavenly Secrets)
Published in London in 8 volumes, one volume per year, from 1749 to 1756.
Earths in the Universe Heaven and Hell The Last Judgement
The New Jerusalem and its Heavenly Doctrine The White Horse
The above five books all published in London in 1758.
The Four Leading Doctrines (The Lord, The Sacred Scriptures, Life, Faith)
The Last Judgement, Continued
The above three books published in Amsterdam in 1763.
Published in Amsterdam in 1764.
Published in Amsterdam in 1766.
Published in Amsterdam in 1768.
A Brief Exposition of the Doctrines
Published in Amsterdam in 1769.
Soul and Body Interaction
Published in London in 1769.
Published in London in 1770.
Swedenborg also wrote a number of important theological works which he did not publish. These have been printed since his death, and so are called "posthumous".
The largest of these is The Apocalypse Explained now published in 6 volumes.
One of the smaller works is De Verbo (The Sacred Scripture) which, although written before 1761 was not published until 1854.
Another is the short work on Charity or the Doctrine of Charity.