Further Reading
- Parnell, Michael (1984) Eric Linklater: a critical biography. London: John Murray. ISBN 0-7195-4109-3
- David Craig (1985) "Eric's Hurt", London Review of Books VII/4. Access tied to a subscription. This dubs Parnell's work as "one of the most uncritical biographies I have ever read" and takes issue with Linklater's outdated "Chesterbelloc" style and conservative social and historical assumptions.
- Massie, Allan (1999) Eric Linklater: a critical biography. Edinburgh: Canongate. ISBN 0-86241-886-0
- Nicol, Christopher (2012) "Eric Linklater's Private Angelo and The Dark of Summer". Glasgow: ASLS. ISBN-13 978-1906841119
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