HAMMOND, B., 2012. The 'ethical turn' in literary criticism: Burns and Byron. In: SERGEANT, D. and STAFFORD, F., eds., Burns and other poets Edinburgh University Press. 168-181
BREAN HAMMOND, 2012. 'After Arden'. In: DAVID CARNEGIE AND GARY TAYLOR, ed., The Quest for Cardenio Oxford University Press. 62-78
HAMMOND, BREAN, 2012. 'Shakespeare: Forgeries and Discoveries'. In: SABOR, PETER AND FIONA RITCHIE, ed., Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
HAMMOND, BREAN, 2011. 'Lord Byron'. In: PITTOCK, MURRAY, ed., The Edinburgh Companion to Scottish Romanticism Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 150-165 HAMMOND, B., 2011. London and poetry to 1750. In: MANLEY, L., ed., The Cambridge companion to the literature of London Cambridge University Press. 67-84 BREAN HAMMOND, 2010. Pope and Young on Night. In: The Enlightenment by Night: Essays on After Dark Culture in the Long Eighteenth Century AMS Press. 345-57
HAMMOND, B., 2010. Jonathan Swift Irish Academic Press.
HAMMOND, BREAN AND NICHOLAS SEAGER, 2010. "I will have you spell right, let the world go how it will": Swift the (Tor)mentor. In: LEE, ANTHONY W., ed., Mentoring in Eighteenth-Century British Literature and Culture Farnham: Ashgate. 63-84
HAMMOND, B., ed., 2010. Double falsehood or the distressed lovers Methuen Drama A & C Black Publishers Ltd.
HAMMOND, BREAN, 2009. ‘The Cervantic Legacy in the Eighteenth-Century Novel’. In: ARDILA, J.A.G, ed., The Cervantean Heritage: Reception and Influence of Cervantes in Britain London: Legenda. 96-103 (In Press.)
HAMMOND, BREAN AND NICHOLAS SEAGER, 2009. ‘Jonathan Swift’s Historical Novel, The Memoirs of Capt. John Creichton (1731)’ Swift Studies. 73-87
HAMMOND, B.S., 2007. Coincidence Studies: Developing a Field of Research Blackwell Online Publishing.
HAMMOND, B.S., 2007. Dean Swift: the Satirist and his Faith. In: GREG CLINGHAM, ed., Sustaining Literature: Essays on Literature, History and Culture, 1500-1800: Commemorating the Life and Work of Simon Varey Bucknell University Press. 127-36
HAMMOND, B.S. and REGAN, S., 2006. Making the novel: fiction and society in Britain, 1660-1789 Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
HAMMOND B.S., 2006. Verse Satire. In: CHRISTINE GERRARD, ed., A Companion to Eighteenth-Century Poetry Blackwell. 369-86
HAMMOND, B.S., 2005. Pope amongst the satirists, 1660-1750 Tavistock: Northcote House.
HAMMOND, B.S., 2005. The Dunciad and the city: Pope and heterotopia Studies in the Literary Imagination. 38(1), 219-232
HAMMOND, B.S., ed., 2004. John Vanbrugh: The Relapse and Other Plays Oxford : Oxford University Press.
HAMMOND, B.S., 2004. "The Print of a Man's Naked Foot": Do-It-Yourself Theodicy in Robinson Crusoe. In: FREIBURG, R. and GRUSS, S., eds., "But Vindicate the Ways of God to Man": Literature and Theodicy Tubingen : Stauffenburg. 131-40
HAMMOND, B.S., 2003. Hammond versus Ricks on Plagiarism. In: KEWES, P., ed., Plagiarism in Early Modern England Basingstoke : PalgraveMacmillan. 41-55
HAMMOND, B.S., 2003. Swift's reading. In: FOX, C., ed., Cambridge Companion to Jonathan Swift Cambridge : Cambridge University Press. 53-67
HAMMOND, B.S., 2003. Swift's Reading. In: REAL, H.J. and STöVER-LEIDIG, H., eds., Reading Swift: Papers from the Fourth Munster Symposium on Jonathan Swift Munich : Wilhelm Fink. 133-146
HAMMOND, B.S., 2001. The City in Eighteenth-Century Poetry. In: SITTER, J., ed., The Cambridge Companion to Eighteenth-Century Poetry Cambridge : Cambridge University Press. 83-108
HAMMOND, B.S., 2000. Is There a Whig Canon? The Case of Susanna Centlivre Women's Writing. VOL 7(PART 3), 373-390 HAMMOND, B.S., 2000. Hardy's Tess and Fortgibu's Plum-Pudding. In: GöBEL, W., KOHL, S. and ZAPF, H., eds., Modernisierung und Literatur Tubingen : Narr. 107-115
HAMMOND, B.S. and KEWES, P., 2000. 'A Satyre against Reason and Mankind' from Page to Stage. In: FISHER, N., ed., That Second Bottle: Essays on John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester Manchester : Manchester University Press. 133-152
HAMMOND, B.S., 2000. "O Sophonisba! Sophonisba O!": Thomson the Tragedian. In: TERRY, R., ed., James Thomson: Essays for the Tercentenary Liverpool : Liverpool University Press. 15-33
HAMMOND, B.S., 2000. Literature and Party, 1675-1760. In: WOMERSLEY, D., ed., A Companion to Literature from Milton to Blake Oxford : Blackwell. 38-56
HAMMOND, B.S., 1998. "Low and Ungentlemanlike Reflections": Swift and Pope. In: Reading Swift: Papers from the Third Munster Symposium on Jonathan Swift Munich : Wilhelm Fink. 311-20
HAMMOND, B.S., 1998. Swift, Pope and the Efficacy of Satire in Swift: the Enigmatic Dean. In: FREIBURG, R., LOFFLER, A. and ZACH, W., eds., Swift: the Enigmatic Dean Tubingen : Stauffenburg. 71-79
HAMMOND, B.S., 1998. Mid-Century English Quixotism and the Defence of the Novel Eighteenth-Century Fiction. VOL 10(NUMBER 3), 247-69
HAMMOND, B.S., 1997. Professional imaginative writing in England, 1670-1740 : hackney for bread / Brean S. Hammond Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1997.
HAMMOND, B.S., 1996. Pope Harlow, Essex, UK, Longman.
HAMMOND, B.S., ed., 1996. Pope Harlow, Essex, UK, Longman.
HAMMOND, B.S., 1995. Corinna's Dream Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation. 36(2), 99-118
HAMMOND, B.S., 1995. An Allusion to Horace, Jonson's Ghost, and the Second Poets'. In: Essays on Rochester Liverpool, Liverpool University Press. 166-86
HAMMOND, B.S., 1993. The Political Unconscious in Mansfield Park. In: Theory in Practice Buckingham, Open University Press. 56-90
HAMMOND, B.S., 1993. "Our Toils obscure, and a' that": Robert Burns and the Burns Myth. In: Anglistentag 1992 Stuttgart Proceedings Vol. XIV 14. 9-19
HAMMOND, B.S., 1993. Applying Swift. In: Reading Swift Wilhelm Fink, GmbH & Co. Verlags KG, München, Germany. 185-98
HAMMOND, B.S., 1993. "Our Toils obscure, and a' that": Robert Burns and the Burns Myth. In: Anglistentag 1992 Stuttgart Proceedings Vol. XIV 14. 9-19
HAMMOND, B. S., 1992. Politics and Cultural Politics: The Case of Henry Fielding Eighteenth-Century Life. VOL 16(NUMBER 1), 76
HAMMOND, B.S., 1990. In: Pope: New Contexts Brighton, Harvester Press. 225-39
HAMMOND, B.S., 1989. A Poet, and a Patron, and Ten Pound: John Gay and Patronage. In: John Gay and the Scriblerians Vision Paperbacks, London, UK. 23-43
HAMMOND, B.S., 1988. Scriblerian Self-Fashioning. In: Yearbook of English Studies 18. Modern Humanities Research Association, The, LOndon, UK. 109-24
HAMMOND, B.S. and MALONE, M., 1988. Pope and Churchill. In: Alexander Pope: Essays for the Tercentenary Aberdeen University Press, Aberdeen UK. 22-38
HAMMOND, B.S., 1988. Gulliver's travels / Brean Hammond Milton Keynes : Open University Press, 1988.
HAMMOND, B.S., 1987. The Intertext of an Adaptation: Bond's Lear and King Lear Etudes Anglaises. 40(3), 279-93
HAMMOND, B.S., 1986. Pope Brighton, Harvester.
HAMMOND, B.S., 1984. The Performance History of a Pseudo-Shakespearean Play: Theobald's Double Falshood British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies. 49-60
HAMMOND, B.S., 1984. Pope and Bolingbroke : a study of friendship and influence / Brean S. Hammond Columbia : University of Missouri Press, 1984.
HAMMOND, B.S., 1980. The Pilgrim's Progress:Satire and Social Comment. In: The Pilgrim's Progress: Critical and Historical Views Liverpool University Press, Liverpool. 118-31
HAMMOND,B.S., 1980. "Old England's Genius": Pope's Epistle to Bolingbroke British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies. 3(2), 107-26
HAMMOND,B.S., 1979. Beckett and Pinter: towards a Grammar of the Absurd Journal of Beckett Studies. 4, 35-42