Works
- Anthony Thwaite (Fantasy Press 1953). Fantasy Poets 17
- Oxford Poetry 1954 (1954) editor with Jonathan Price
- Poems (1957) Privately Printed in Tokyo
- Essays on Contemporary English Poetry (1957)
- Home Truths (1957) poems
- Contemporary English Poetry - An Introduction (1961)
- New Poems 1961: A P.E.N Anthology of Contemporary Poetry (1961) editor with Hilary Corke and William Plomer
- The Owl in the Tree (1963) poems
- Japan in Color (1967)
- The Stones of Emptiness : Poems 1963-66.(1967)
- Deserts of Hesperides: an Experience in Libya (1969)
- At Dunkeswell Abbey (1970) broadside poem
- Penguin Modern Poets 18 (1970) with A. Alvarez and Roy Fuller
- Points (1972)
- Inscriptions, Poems 1967–72 (1973)
- Jack (1973) poem
- Poetry Today 1960-1973 (1973)
- Roloff Beny In Italy (1974) with Peter Porter, Gore Vidal
- New Confessions (1974) poems
- The English Poets - From Chaucer to Edward Thomas (1974) with Peter Porter
- Beyond the Inhabited World: Roman Britain (1977)
- A Portion for Foxes (1977) poems
- Twelve Poems (1978)
- Twentieth Century English Poetry : An Introduction (1978)
- New Poetry 4 (1978) Arts Council anthology, editor with Fleur Adcock
- Victorian Voices (1980) poems
- Odyssey : Mirror of the Mediterranean (1981)
- Larkin at Sixty (1982) editor
- The Penguin Book of Japanese Verse (1983) editor with Geoffrey Bownas
- Telling Tales (1983)
- Poems 1953–1983 (1984)
- Six Centuries of Verse (1984) editor
- Poetry Today : A Critical Guide to British Poetry 1960-1984 (1985)
- Letter from Tokyo (1987)
- Fourteen Poems Collected Poems of Philip Larkin (1989) editor
- Selected Letters of Philip Larkin (1992) editor
- Poetry Today: A critical guide to British poetry 1960-1995 (1996)
- R. S. Thomas - Everyman's Poetry (1996) editor
- Selected Poems 1956-1996 (1997)
- Longfellow (1997) editor
- Anthony Thwaite in Conversation (1999) with Peter Dale and Ian Hamilton
- Paeans for Peter Porter (1999) editor
- High Windows by Philip Larkin (2000) editor
- A Different Country (Enitharmon Press 2000) poems
- George MacBeth – Selected Poems (2002) editor
- Further Requirements: Interviews, Broadcasts, Statements and Book Reviews, 1952-85, by Philip Larkin (2002) editor
- A Move in the Weather: Poems 1994-2002 (Enitharmon Press, 2003)
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