In the following interview, Binchy discusses her novels, her success with writing, and her journalism background.

In the following interview, Binchy discusses her childhood in Ireland, her publishing history, and her writing style.

In the following essay, Binchy discusses her relationship with and the inspiration that she draws from her homeland, Ireland.

In the following review of Evening Class, Zuravleff argues that—although Binchy is a skilled author—the threads between the different stories in the novel are weak.

In the following mixed review, Dooley asserts that Binchy lacks sympathy for the characters in The Lilac Bus.

In the following positive review, Dooley lauds Binchy's characterization in Silver Wedding.

In the following essay, Odone discusses how Binchy deals with male and female sexuality in her writing.

In the following review, Drabelle offers a positive assessment of Light a Penny Candle, but argues that the novel drags toward the end.

In the following review, Knapp offers a positive assessment of Evening Class, but notes that several of the situations in the novel seem contrived and implausible.

In the following review, Campbell offers a positive assessment of The Return Journey.