Works By Francis Webb
- A Drum for Ben Boyd (1948)
- Leichhardt in Theatre (1952)
- Birthday (1953)
- Socrates and other Poems (1961)
- Ghost of the Cock (1964)
- Collected Poems (1969; 1977)
- Poets on Record (Australian Poets Read from their Own Work) (1975)
- The Poetry of Francis Webb (1991)
- Collected Poems (2011)
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