Poetry:
* The Haunted Island and Other Poems (1909) - his first major collection, exploring themes of nature, mythology, and the supernatural.
* The Poems of E. H. Visiak (1925) - a selection of his work, including "The Haunted Island" and other popular pieces.
* The Lamp of Destiny and Other Poems (1928) - a collection with themes of love, loss, and the human condition.
* The Thirteenth Hour and Other Poems (1931) - a collection focusing on the anxieties and uncertainties of modern life.
* The House of Silence (1933) - a collection reflecting on the fragility of life and the beauty of nature.
* The Collected Poems of E. H. Visiak (1948) - a comprehensive collection of his poetic work.
Novels:
* The Tragedy of an Artist (1915) - a fictionalized account of the life of the painter George Frederic Watts.
* The Purple Mask (1923) - a historical novel set in the time of the French Revolution.
* The Man from the East (1926) - a mystery novel featuring an enigmatic detective.
* The Black Abbot (1928) - a historical novel set in 14th century England.
* The House of the Seven Sins (1930) - a gothic novel exploring themes of lust and temptation.
Plays:
* The Shadow of the Past (1924) - a play dealing with the consequences of past actions.
* The House of the Seven Sins (1930) - a play based on his novel of the same name.
Visiak's work often reflects his interest in the darker aspects of human nature, and his writing is characterized by its lyrical beauty and haunting imagery. While he is not as well-known as some of his contemporaries, his poetry and novels continue to find appreciative audiences today.