Further Reading
- Ruari McLean, 'Bentley, Nicolas Clerihew', in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004)
- Richard Ingrams, 'Nicolas Bentley', in Folio (1979 Spring), p.4-9
- Nicolas Bentley, A Version of the Truth (1960)
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