Further Reading
- An American Tragedy: A Study Guide
- Theodore Dreiser: An American Tragedy The Library of America. Accessed on October 28, 2005.
- "Double Exposure," an article about differences between the two film versions of An American Tragedy, in Opera News, December 2005, pp. 24–31.
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