Chronology of Tristram Shandy's narrative, with publication dates.

Text. Compared with critical editions and edited accordingly, this Renascence Editions online edition was prepared by Richard Bear at the University of Oregon in March 1995.

Text of New York 1917 edition, originally published by P.F. Collier & Son, now by bartleby.com

Entire work in plain-text format, at Project Gutenberg

Essays: Influences on Sterne, plot and character summaries for Tristram Shandy. Links to related sites.

Bibliography of works relating to the interplay of text and graphics, and particularly to Sterne.

Critical essay comparing Tristram Shandy to James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.

High-resolution photos.

History of the illustration of Tristram Shandy. Artists include Hogarth, Cruikshank, Michael "Angelo" Rooker, C.R. Leslie, John Austen, John Baldessari and Martin Rowson.

Critical essay on Tristram Shandy's resistance to rationalism.

Material from Austen's writings which may indicate she read Sterne's works.

Listing of English-language essays and books on Sterne published since 1994. Supplements Jack Lynch's bibliography.

Directory of websites related to the works and life of Sterne. Includes texts, bibliographies, and critical works.

Criticism on Rowson's 1996 graphic novel (comic-book) edition. With illustrations.

Includes low-resolution scans of portraits by Sir Joshua Reynolds, Louis Carrogis ('Louis de Carmontelle').

Philosophical examination of the Tristram Shandy paradox (which is that Tristram takes longer than a day to recount one day of his life).

Text of Ignatius Sancho's letter to Sterne on the topic of slavery, with Sterne's reply.

List of canonical bibliographies, criticism, biographies, and editions of texts

Sterne's home at the time he wrote Tristram Shandy and A Sentimental Journey, now a museum. Includes contact info, photos and details of accommodation in Wolfson Cottage.

Includes map, nearby attractions and accommodation.

Critical essay comparing Tristram Shandy to chaos theory's Lorenz attractor.

Critical essay on the context of Sterne's work.

Illustrated review of Martin Rowson's comic-book Tristram Shandy, in Ninth Art magazine.

Basic concepts and ideas behind hypertext, with Tristram Shandy as a backdrop.

Full text from the first and third editions, converted to HTML. With images of Hogarth's illustrations, the marbled page, and Sterne's other graphical devices.

Full novel in plain-text format, published by Project Gutenberg, Urangan, 1997.

Text in HTML format, at Bibliomania. With critical summary.

Sterneana held at Cambridge University Library, UK.

An international scholarly journal for the critical and historical investigation of all aspects of the work and life of Laurence Sterne. Contents of previous editions, notes for contributors, details of the Laurence Sterne Trust. Image gallery: Newton, Buck, Rowlandson, Leslie, different versions of Maria.

Critical essay on the materiality of the book, with reference to Sterne

Annotated edition of "Tristram Shandy", in hypertext format. With bibliography.

Unusual collection of Shandy quotations from the University of Vienna's Department of Philosophy.

High-quality scans of illustrations and graphics from early editions of Tristram Shandy, at Glasgow University Library.

Basic summary of Tristram Shandy's plot, brief biography of Sterne.

Jack Lynch's bibliography of critical works on Tristram Shandy, from 1978 to 1995.