Selected Works
- The Songs of Hugo Wolf, 1961.
- The Songs of Robert Schumann, 1969.
- Brahms Songs, 1972
- Shakespeare's Lost Play, Edmund Ironside, 1986.
- The Real Shakespeare: Retrieving the Early years, 1564-1594, 1995.
- Shakespeare's Edward III: An Early Play Restored to the Canon, 1996.
- The Songs of Johannes Brahms, 2000.
- Essays and reviews on music, Shakespeare, and cryptography, 1966-1998, online edition in the web-pages of the Centro Studi "Eric Sams"
- The Real Shakespeare II: Retrieving the Later Years, 1594-1616, 2008, e-book published by the Centro Studi "Eric Sams"
- Opere complete in 15 volumi. Collana diretta da Erik Battaglia e Valentina Valente. Traduzione e cura di Erik Battaglia. Asti, Analogon Edizioni, 2007- (Vol.1, Il Tema di Clara, 2007; Vol.2, Variazioni con Enigma svelato, 2008; Vol.3, Introduzione ai Lieder di Brahms, 2008; Vol.4, Hugo Wolf. Introduzione alla vita e alle opere, 2008; Vol.5, Tabù or not tabù, 2010; Vol.6, I Lieder di Robert Schumann, 2010; Vol.7, Robert Schumann, Jean Paul: Papillons, with an Introduction and a Commentary by Eric Sams, 2010; Vol. 8, Musica e codici cifrati, 2011; Vol. 9, "I Lieder di Hugo Wolf", 2011)
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