Literature
- Uwe-Michael Gutzschhahn: Prosa und Lyrik Christoph Meckels, Köln 1979
- Begegnungen mit Christoph Meckel, Freiburg im Breisgau 1985
- Ute Maria Koch: Literarische Biographie und Zeitgeschichte, Erlangen 1986
- Franz Loquai (Hrsg.): Christoph Meckel, Eggingen 1993
- Wulf Segebrecht: Christoph Meckels Bücher, Bamberg 1995
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