Reference Books
- Books of Criticism on Narendra Mohan's Writings
- A book of Criticism entitled ;Kavita Mein Likha Etihas' : An evaluation of Narendra Mohan's Poetry edited by Dr. Sukhbir Singh (1985)
- An assessment of Narendra Mohan's Poetry entitled 'Samkaleen Sandarbh Aur Narendra Mohan Ki Kavita' written by Dr. Gurcharan Singh (1995)
- An assessment of Narendra Mohan's poetry, plays and criticism entitled ' 'Narendra Mohan : Srijan Aur Samvad' edited by Dr. Virendra Singh (1995)
- An assessment of Narendra Mohan's long poems entitled ' Lambi Kavitaen Aur Narendra Mohan' edited by Dr. Ramesh Soni (1999)
- Natakai Sabat Aur Narendra Mohan, edited by Dr. Gurcharan Singh (2000)
- Srijan Ke Aainey Mein Narendra Mohan edited by Dr. Subash Chaudhary (2001)
- Rang Shabad Shilpi : Narendra Mohan edited by Dr. Arun Patil, (2003)
- Natakkar Narendra Mohan edited by Dr. Shivaji Devare (2003)
- Narendra Mohan : Lambi Kavitaion Ke Bahane by Dr. Rajni Bala (2006)
- Narendra Mohan Ka Rang-Karm edited by Dr. Gurcharan Singh(2009)
- Naya Paridrishya: Narendra Mohan Kay Natak edited by Dr. Gurcharan Singh(2009)
- Smriti Mey Saath( Memoirs on Narendra Mohan) edited by Dr. Rajni Bala (2010)
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