Further Reading
- Michael, Ashley (1979). A Complete Index and Annotated Commentary to the John Spencer Fantasy Publications (1950-66). Wallsend, England: Cosmos Literary Agency. OCLC 270863025.
- Peter Haining (2001). The classic era of American pulp magazines. Chicago Review Press. p. 191.
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