Further Reading
"Taking The Curtain Call: The Life and Letters of Henry Arthur Jones" by Doris Arthur Jones
"Puzzling Fiction of a Scattered Mind" by Angus Miquel Jenkins
"Henry Arthur Jones, Dramatist: Self-Revealed," an interview by Archibald Henderson, from the Autumn 1925 issue of the Virginia Quarterly Review
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