Studies
- Auriant (Alexandre Hadjivassiliou), Darien et l'inhumaine comédie, Brussels: Ambassade du livre, 1966
- W.D. Redfern, Georges Darien: Robbery and Private Enterprise, Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1985
- David Bosc, Georges Darien, Éditions Sulliver, 1996
- Valia Gréau, Georges Darien et l'anarchisme littéraire, Editions du Lérot, 2002
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