Further Reading
- John Buckland Wright: Endeavours & Experiments (2204. Fleece Press)
- John Buckland Wright: Surreal Times (2001. Fleece Press)
- Anthony Reid, A Check-list of the book illustrations of John Buckland Wright together with a personal memoir (1968. Private Libraries Association, Pinner) SBN 900002-00-X
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