 Wright has been very doubtfully credited with several religious tracts, which are said to have been published anonymously, but he has been much confused by bibliographers with other writers of the time of his name, and no list of his works can be given with confidence.It is probable that he was author of "Certaine Articles discovering the Palpable Absurdities of the Protestants Religion" (Antwerp, 1600), and "The Substance of the Lord's Supper" (1610, 12mo).The first of these was answered by Edward Bulkeley in "An Apologie for the Religion established in the Church of England.