Published Works
For a comprehensive list of works, check the catalog at the National Library of New Zealand
- From Bottle Creek: Selected Poems 1967–69 (1969)
- Bracken Country (1971)
- From Bottle Creek (1972)
- Roadsong Paekakariki (1973)
- South Into Winter: Poems and Roadsongs (1973)
- Time To Ride (1975)
- Drunkard's Garden (1977)
- Poems for the Eighties : New Poems (1979)
- Collected Poems 1963–1980 (1980)
- Running Scared (1982)
- Approaches To Paremata (1985)
- Selected Poems (1987)
- Making Tracks(1991)
- Naming the Gods (1992)
- Down the Backbone (1995)
- Roaring Forties (1997)
- James K. Baxter: Poems selected and introduced by Sam Hunt (2008)
- Doubtless: new and selected poems (2008)
- Backroads, Charting a Poet's Life (2009)
- Chords & Other Poems (2011)
- Knucklebones: Poems: 1962 - 2012 (2012)
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