Popular Culture
- Jon Amiel, The Silent Twins (1985)
- Lucie Brock-Broido, "Elective Mutes", a poem with June as narrator. In A Hunger (Knopf, 2005) ISBN 0-394-75852-8.
- Vanessa Walters, Double Take (drama)
- Radiohole, None of It: More Or Less Hudson's Bay, Again
- Manic Street Preachers, "Tsunami" On This Is My Truth—Tell Me Yours
- Luke Haines, "Discomania" on The Oliver Twist Manifesto
- Picture Frame Seduction, " Forgotten Daughters" (1984 track on Hand of the Rider written for the Jon Amiel film The Silent Twins)
- Dog and Pony Theater, Chicago, The Twins Would Like To Say, written and directed by Seth Bockley and Devon de Mayo.
- Speechless, a play by Linda Brogan & Polly Teale, produced at the Arcola Theatre, London, 2011
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