Works by William Carleton (in print):
- Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry, Volumes 1 and 2, with a preface by Barbara Hayley, Gerrards Cross (1990).
- Inside the Margins: A Caleton Reader, selected and edited by Tess Hurson, Lagan Press (1992).
- Fardorougha the Miser, with an introduction by Benedict Kiely, Appletree Press (1992).
- William Carleton, The Autobiography, with a foreword by Benedict Kelly, White Row Press (1996).
Works by William Carleton (online libraries): All of William Carleton’s published works can be found online, in both plain text and as illustrated facsimiles, at Project Gutenberg, and as free eBooks here.
- Studies of William Carleton (in print) Benedict Kiely, Poor Scholar: A Study of William Carleton 1794 – 1669 (1948), Re-issued by Wolfhound Press in 1997.
- John Montague, ‘William Carleton: The Fiery Gift’ (1952) in John Montague: The Figure in the Cave and Other Essays, edited by Antoinette Quinn, Lillliput (1989).
- John Cronin, ‘William Carleton: The Black Prophet (1847)’ in The Anglo-Irish Novel Volume One: the Nineteenth Century, Appletree Press (1980).
- Barry Sloan, The Pioneers of Anglo-Irish Fiction 1800-1850, Gerrards Cross (1986).
- Norman Vance, ‘The Literatures of Victorian Ireland: William Carleton and Thomas D’Arcy Mc Gee’ in Irish Literature: A Social History, (Blackell, 1990, revised edition 1999).
- Julian Moynahan, ‘William Carleton (1794-1869): The Native Informer’ in Anglo-Irish: The Literary Imagination in a Hyphenated Culture, Princeton (1995).
- Brian Donnelly, ‘William Carleton: Novelist of the People’ in Tyrone: History and Society, edited by Charles Dillon and Henry A. Jefferies, in Geography Publications (2000).
- Declan Kiberd, ‘Confronting Famine: Carleton’s Peasantry’ in Irish Classics, Granta Books (2000).
- Roy Foster, ‘Square Built Power and Fiery Shorthand: Yeats, Carleton and the Irish Nineteenth Century’ in The Irish Story: Telling Tales and Making It Up in Ireland, Allen Lane (2001).
- David Krause, William Carleton The Novelist, His Carnival and Pastoral World of Tragic Comedy, University Press of America (2001).
- William Carleton, The Authentic Voice, edited and produced by Gordon Brand and Sam Craig, Gerrards Cross (2006).