Books
- Sex Marchers (with Jefferson Poland, eds., Elysium, Inc. 1968) ISBN 0-923891-13-7
- Khowar English Dictionary (as Mohammad Ismail Sloan, 1981) (published in Pakistan) ISBN 0-923891-15-3
- Chinese Chess for Beginners (1989) ISBN 0-923891-11-0
- How to Take over an American Public Company (1992) ISBN 1-881373-01-0
- The Slave Children of Thomas Jefferson (1992) ISBN 1-881373-02-9
- The Farm Book by Thomas Jefferson with light notes and annotations by Sam Sloan ISBN 0-923891-80-3
- Mafia Moll: The Judith Exner Story, The Life of the Mistress of John F. Kennedy (2008) ISBN 0-923891-90-0
- Sam Sloan Teaches A+ 50 Helpful Questions ISBN 0-923891-06-4
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