Literature
- Oscar Sundara: Rolf Dieter Brinkmann (Serv, 2011, in English) ISBN 613-8-80995-5
- Theo Breuer: Was Neues im Westen oder Brinkmann macht weiter; in: T.B., Aus dem Hinterland. Lyrik nach 2000 (Edition YE, Sistig/Eifel 2005)
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