Literature
- D. Barton Johnson: Sasha Sokolov: A Literary Biography, Canadian-American Slavic Studies, 21, Nos 3-4, 1987: 203-230.
- Ludmilla L. Litus: Sasha Sokolov's Journey from "Samizdat" to Russia's Favorite Classic: 1976-2006, Canadian-American Slavic Studies, 40, part I, Nos 2-4, 2006: 393-424.
- _____ with D. Barton Johnson, compilers: Sasha Sokolov: A Selected Annotated Bibliography. 1967-2006, Canadian-American Slavic Studies,40, part I, Nos 2-4, 2006: 425-94.
- Cynthia Simmons: Their father's voice. Vassily Aksyonov, Venedikt Erofeev, Eduard Limonov, and Sasha Sokolov. Lang, New York u.a. 1993, ISBN 0-8204-2160-X
- Tumanov, Vladimir. "A Tale Told by Two Idiots - Крик идиота в Школе для дураков Саши Соколова и Шуме и ярости Уильяма Фолкнера." Russian Language Journal 48 (1994): 137-154.
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