Further Reading
- Colby, Vineta (ed). World Authors, 1975-1980
- LeClair, Tom. "An Interview with Joseph McElroy", Anything Can Happen, Tom LeClair and Larry McCaffery (eds.), 1983.
- Morrow, Bradford. "An Interview", Conjunctions 10 (1987).
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