Critical Studies of O'Brien
- Special issue on Kate O'Brien, ed. John Jordan, Stony Thursday Book, vol. 7, 1981
- Lorna Reynolds: Kate O'Brien: A Literary Portrait (1987)
- Adele M. Dalsimer: Kate O'Brien: A Critical Study (1990)
- Éibhear Walshe (editor): Ordinary People Dancing: Essays on Kate O'Brien (1993)
- Éibhear Walshe: Kate O'Brien: A Writing Life (2006)
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