Poetry

• 1914 & other Poems (1915). London: Sidgwick & Jackson.
• The Collected poems of Rupert Brooke (1915), with an introduction by George Edward Woodberry and biographical note by Margaret Lavington. London: Sidgwick & Jackson.
• The Collected Poems of Rupert Brooke: With a Memoir (1918). Contains a memoir by executor and friend Edward Marsh and poems, fragments and notes not included in the 1915 edition. London: Sidgwick and Jackson, Ltd.

Anthologised:

• In The Muse in Arms (1917):
  • "If I should Die" p. 3; "Gifts of the Dead" p. 143.
• In A treasury of war poetry, ... 1914-1919 (1917):
  • "The Soldier" p. 245; "Safety" p. 245; "Peace" p. 246; "The Dead" p. 367.
• In The Year's at the Spring (1920):
  • 'Brooke, Rupert', Illustrated by Harry Clarke.
    • "The Dead" p. 60; "The Great Lover" p. 61; "The Soldier" p. 65.
• In The Book of the Homeless (1916):
  • "The Dance" p. 4.
• In Armistice Day (1927):
  • "All This is Ended" p. 238; "The Dead" p. 262; "Peace" p. 285.

Prose

• "Puritanism in the Early English Drama" (1910, a Harness Prize essay; full title in 1918 Memoir by Edward Marsh given as 'Puritanism as represented or referred to in the early English drama up to 1642.')
• The Authorship of the Latter Apius and Virginia (1913)
• "John Webster and the Elizabethan Drama" (1916, fellowship thesis)
• Letters from America (1916)

Drama

• Lithuania: A Drama in One Act (1915)