Further Reading
- A book of criticism on Lawless—Emily Lawless (1845-1913): Writing the Interspace by Heidi Hansson—was published in 2007 by Cork University Press.
- Troublesome Subjects: History, Nature and Gender in the Irish Writings of Emily Lawless by Michael O'Flynn, D.Phil. thesis, University of Sussex, 2006 -British Library.
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