Works by Edward Ward

• The Poet's Ramble After Riches (1691)
• Female Policy Detected, or, The Arts of a Designing Woman Laid Open (1695)
• A Trip to Jamaica (1698) - broadsheet based on personal experience.[8]
• A Trip to New-England (1699)
• The London Spy (1698)
• Sot's Paradise (1698)
• Ecclesia et factio (1698)
• The World Bewitched (1699)
• A Trip to Islington (1699)
• A Trip to Sadler's Wells (1699)
• The Weekly Comedy, as it is Dayly Acted at most Coffee-Houses in London (1699; reworked and republished as The Humours of a Coffee-House, 1707)
• A Trip to Bath (1700)
• A Trip to Stourbridge (1700)
• A Journey to Hell (1700-1705)
• The Dissenting Hypocrite (1704)
• Honesty in Distress but Relieved by No Party (1705)
• Hubibras Redivivus (twelve monthly parts, 1705-1707) - a bitter attack on the Whig government of the day that resulted in the author being put in the pillory twice: at the Royal Exchange and Charing Cross.
• The Wooden World Dissected (1706) - a controversial account of the Royal Navy.
• The Diverting Muse (1707)
• The London Terraefilius (1707)
• Mars Stript of his Armour (1708)
• The Secret History of Clubs (1709) [reprinted as Satyrical Reflections on Clubs] - which contains one of the first descriptions of homosexual clubs in London.
• Nuptial Dialogues and Debates (1710)
• Vulgus Britannicus, or, The British Hudibras (1710)
• Don Quixote (1711-1712)
• The Merry Travellers (1712)
• History of the Grand Rebellion (1713-1715)
• The Hudibrastick Brewer (1714)
• A Vade Mecum for Malt-Worms (1715)
• The Delights of the Bottle (1720)
• The Parish Guttlers (1722)

Collected Works

Works about Edward Ward