Biography
- Lionel Terry: The Shadow: Auckland: Wilson & Horton Printers: 1905.
- Lionel Terry: The Shadow: Lionel Terry and The Yellow Peril: Lower Hutt: Nationalist Workers Party: 1984.
- Lionel Terry: The Shadow: Lionel Terry and the Yellow Peril: Wellington: Realist Press: nd, 1984-1989?
Works About Terry:
- John Dunmore: "The Defender of Racial Purity: Lionel Terry" (p. 129-135) in Wild Cards: Eccentric Characters from New Zealand's Past: Auckland: New Holland: 2006: ISBN 1-86966-132-X
- Robert Solway: Murder at Thirteen Haining Street: Wellington: Stewart Lawrence: 1948.
- Frank Tod: The Making of A Madman: Dunedin: Otago Foundation: 1977.
- C.A.Treadwell: Notable New Zealand Trials: New Plymouth: 1936.
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