Further Reading
- Beach, Christopher (1992) ABC of Influence: Ezra Pound and the Remaking of American Poetic Tradition, University of California Press.
- Clark Tom (2002) Edward Dorn: A World of Difference. Berkeley: North Atlantic Books.
- Elmborg, James K (1998) A Pageant of Its Time: Edward Dorn's Slinger and the Sixties. Studies in Modern Poetry, Vol. 6, Peter Lang Publishing, New York.
- Levy, William (20 January 2000) "Death of a Gunslinger: An Obituary on Ed Dorn for America." Exquisite Corpse, Issue 4.
- McPheron, William (1989) Edward Dorn. Western Writers Series #85, Boise State University.
- Paul, Sherman (1981) The Lost America of Love: Rereading Robert Creeley, Edward Dorn, and Robert Duncan. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press.
- Spitzer, Mark (1996) Dinner with Slinger, in Thus Spake the Corpse, An Exquisite Corpse Reader 1988-1998, Vol. 2 - Fictions, Travels & Translations (Codrescu, A and Rosenthal, L, eds.) Santa Rosa: Black Sparrow Press.
- Spitzer, Mark (1999) "Transcript of an Ed Dorn Rant" Jack Magazine, Issue 4.
- Streeter, David ed. (1973) A Bibliography of Ed Dorn. New York: The Phoenix Bookshop.
- Wesling, Donald, ed. (1985)Internal Resistances: The Poetry of Ed Dorn. University of California Press
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