Here are some of his most notable works:
Novels:
* The Infernal Grove (1962): This novel, Carter's debut, is a satirical take on the British upper class and their decadent lifestyle.
* The Year of the Comet (1963): This novel, Carter's most famous work, tells the story of a group of people who inherit a fortune from a long-lost relative. The book satirizes the pursuit of wealth and the greed of society.
* The Cry of the Peacock (1972): This novel is a satirical look at the British legal system and the hypocrisy of the upper classes.
Other Works:
* The Importance of Being Earnest (1965): Carter wrote a play adaptation of Oscar Wilde's famous comedy.
* The Pallisers (1969): Carter wrote a television series based on the novel series by Anthony Trollope.
Carter's writing is characterized by its wit, satire, and sharp observation of human nature. He was a master of social commentary, and his novels offer a humorous and insightful look at the foibles of British society.
Despite his success, Carter remained a somewhat obscure figure compared to other popular writers of his time. Nevertheless, his works continue to be appreciated by those seeking clever and thought-provoking satire.