Further Reading
- Conde, David (1981). Archetypal Patterns in Ernesto Sabato's Sobre héroes y tumbas'.
- Foster, David William (1975). Currents in the Contemporary Argentine Novel: Arlt, Mallea, Sabato, and Cortázar.
- Francis, Nathan Travis (1973). Ernesto Sabato as a Literary Critic.
- Oberhelman, Harley D. (1970). Ernesto Sabato.
- Petersen, John Fred (1963). Ernesto Sabato: Essayist and Novelist.
- Predmore, James R. (1977). A Critical Study of the Novels of Ernesto Sabato.
- Price Munn, Nancy Elaine (1975). Ernesto Sabato: Theory and Practice of the Novel, 1945-1973.
- (Spanish) Wainerman Gonilsky, Luis (1978 ). Sábato y el misterio de los ciegos.
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