Further Reading
- Mary Butts, The Journals of Mary Butts Edited by Nathalie Blondel (2000. Yale U.P.)
- R. Reso Foy, Ritual, Myth and Mysticism in the Work of Mary Butts ... (2000)
- Nathalie Blondel, Mary Butts Scenes from the Life (1998)
- C. Wagstaff, A Sacred Quest: the life and writings of Mary Butts (1998)
- Frank Baker, 'Mary Butts', in F. Baker, I Follow But Myself (1968), p. 114-148
- Mary Butts, in Art and Literature; 7 (1965 winter), p. 162-
- Mary Butts, The Crystal Cabinet: My Childhood at Salterns (1937)
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