Further Reading
- Twentieth Century Crime and Mystery Writers, ed. John M. Reilly, 1985
- Encyclopedia Mysteriosa by William L. DeAndrea (1997)
- Encyclopedia of Mystry and Detection, ed. by Chris Steinbrunner and Otto Penzler (1976) -
- Chaille Trevor: Bury Him Among Kings. Intimate Glimpses into the Life and Work of Elleston Trevor, 2012, ZappTek (Ebook)
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