Catholic readers, "wanted to read nothing about themselves that was not treacle." As a result, Carleton's writings were invariably, "rent asunder by faction-fighters who wished him to write from one distorted standpoint or the other." Influence Carleton figures as a precursor of the Celtic revival. Carleton is featured in the long poem Station Island by Séamus Heaney. Bibliography Ned M'Keown ; The Three Tasks ; Shane Fadh's Wedding ; Larry M'Farland's Wake ; The Battle of the Factions The Funeral and the Party Fight ; The Hedge School, and the Abduction of May Kavanagh ; The Station The Midnight Mass ; The Donagh, or the Horse-Stealers ; Phil Purcel, the Pig-Driver ; The Geography of an Irish Oath ; An Essay on Irish Swearing The Lianhan Shee ; The Poor Scholar ; Wildgoose Lodge ; Tubber Derg, or, the Red Well ; Denis O'Shaughnessy Going to Maynooth ; Phelim O'Tooles Courtship The Death of a Devotee ; The Priest's Funeral ; Neal Malone ; The Brothers ; The Illicit Distiller ; The Dream of a Broken Heart ; Lachlin Murray and the Blemished Candle Published in the US as Neil Malone and other Tales of Ireland (1839) Jane Sinclair, or, the Fawn of Spring Vale ; Lha Dhu, or, the Dark Day The Clarionet ; The Dead Boxer The Misfortunes of Barney Branagan ; The Resurrections of Barney Bradley Mickey M'Roney, the Irish Fiddler ; Buckramback, the Country Dancing-Master ; Mary Murray, the Irish Match-Maker ; Bob Pentland, or, The Gauger Outwitted ; The Fate of Frank M'Kenna ; The Rival Kempers ; Frank Martin and the Faires ; A Legend of Knockmany ; Rose Moan, the Irish Midwife ; Talbot and Gaynor, Irish Pipers ; Frank Finnigan, the Foster-Brother ; Tom Gressiey, the Irish Senachie ; The Castle of Aughentain .. ; Barney M'Haigney ; Moll Roe's Marriage ; Barney Brady's Goose ; Condy Cullen ; A Record of the Heart ; The Three Wishes ; The Irish Rake; Stories of Second-Sight and Apparition , later republished as The Black Baronet; or, The Chronicles of BallyTrain, 3 vols , 2 vols Biography Posthumous compilations ; Willy Reilly ; Fardorougha the Miser ; The Black Baronet ; The Evil Eye ; ; Jane Sinclair ; The Dead Boxer ; Elle Duncan ; The Proctor's Daughter ; Valentine M'Clutchy, the Irish Agent ; The Tithe Proctor ; The Emigrants of Ahadarra