HAMMOND, BREAN, 2012. 'Shakespeare: Forgeries and Discoveries'. In: SABOR, PETER AND FIONA RITCHIE, ed., Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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, B., 2011. London and poetry to 1750. In: MANLEY, L., ed., The Cambridge companion to the literature of London Cambridge University Press. 67-84 HAMMOND, BREAN, 2011. 'Lord Byron'. In: PITTOCK, MURRAY, ed., The Edinburgh Companion to Scottish Romanticism Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 150-165 HAMMOND, B., ed., 2010. Double falsehood or the distressed lovers Methuen Drama A & C Black Publishers Ltd.
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., 2010. Jonathan Swift Irish Academic Press.
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, BREAN AND NICHOLAS SEAGER, 2009. ‘Jonathan Swift’s Historical Novel, The Memoirs of Capt. John Creichton (1731)’ Swift Studies. 73-87
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, 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., 2007. Coincidence Studies: Developing a Field of Research Blackwell Online Publishing.
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., 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., ed., 2004. John Vanbrugh: The Relapse and Other Plays Oxford : Oxford University Press.
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: 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., 2003. Swift's reading. In: FOX, C., ed., Cambridge Companion to Jonathan Swift Cambridge : Cambridge University Press. 53-67
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. Literature and Party, 1675-1760. In: WOMERSLEY, D., ed., A Companion to Literature from Milton to Blake Oxford : Blackwell. 38-56
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. 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. 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., 2000. Is There a Whig Canon? The Case of Susanna Centlivre Women's Writing. VOL 7(PART 3), 373-390 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., 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. "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., 1997. Professional imaginative writing in England, 1670-1740 : hackney for bread / Brean S. Hammond Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1997.
HAMMOND, B.S., ed., 1996. Pope Harlow, Essex, UK, Longman.
HAMMOND, B.S., 1996. Pope Harlow, Essex, UK, Longman.
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., 1995. Corinna's Dream Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation. 36(2), 99-118
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. Gulliver's travels / Brean Hammond Milton Keynes : Open University Press, 1988.
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. Scriblerian Self-Fashioning. In: Yearbook of English Studies 18. Modern Humanities Research Association, The, LOndon, UK. 109-24
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. Pope and Bolingbroke : a study of friendship and influence / Brean S. Hammond Columbia : University of Missouri Press, 1984.
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., 1980. "Old England's Genius": Pope's Epistle to Bolingbroke British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies. 3(2), 107-26
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., 1979. Beckett and Pinter: towards a Grammar of the Absurd Journal of Beckett Studies. 4, 35-42