Quarry Hill in The Media
- METAMAUS, by Art Spiegelman. New York: Pantheon, 2011. PP. 24-25
- Story on Fiske family women in The Herald of Randolph
- The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, October 14, 1987. “Quarry Hill Players stage play written by Vermonters.” --Brighter than the Sun by Irving Fiske and Allen Sherman.
- Vermont Life Magazine Spring, 1998: “Rochester Renaissance” by M. Dickey Drysdale.
- Vermont Life, Winter, 1978. Vermont craftsman Alan Stirt: “Al Stirt, Bowlmaker,” article by Ladybelle Fiske, photography by William Fiske.
- Walter Winchell: Broadway Newsstand column on G. B. Shaw and Irving Fiske—late 1940s or early 1950s.
- “Total Freedom” by Timothy Miller, University of Kansas. From the 2002 CESNUR International Conference: “Minority Religions, Social Change, and Freedom of Conscience” (Salt Lake City and Provo (Utah), June 20–23, 2002) http://www.cesnur.org/2002/slc/miller.htm
- “Not a commune—just Fiske and all his friends” by Debbie Ibert.
- Ocala Star-Banner, Ocala, Florida, May 25, 1971. Letters to the Editor. “Not a “Hippy,” by Irving Fiske.
- The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, May 6, 1990: “Leaderless Commune Seeks Peace.” by Sam Hemingway, Columnist
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