Sources
- James Gould Cozzens A Life Apart by Matthew J. Bruccoli. Harcourt Brace Jovanavitch 1983.
- New Acquist of True Experience edited by Matthew J. Bruccoli. Southern Illinois University Press 1973.
- The Novels of James Gould Cozzens by Frank Bracher. Harcourt Brace 1959.
- James Gould Cozzens - A Checklist compiled by James B. Merriwether. Detroit: Gale Research Company 1972.
- By Cozzens Possessed – A Review of Reviews by Dwight MacDonald. Commentary. March 1958.
- Return of the Repressed by John Thompson. Commentary. September 1968. (This is a review of Morning, Noon and Night, Cozzens final novel, but there is extensive discussion of the controversy.)
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