Critical Discussion
- Lodge, David (1992) "Staying on the Surface," pp. 117–120 in his The Art of Fiction. Penguin.
- In his collection of short literary commentaries, Where was Rebecca Shot?, John Sutherland identifies a minor character as a self-portrait inserted by Bradbury following the model popularized by Alfred Hitchcock.
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