Literature
- Thomas Kling, München 2000.
- Thomas Kling – Karl-Heinrich Müller, Köln 2004.
- Thomas Kling ist tot. Notizen zu einem deutschen Dichter (In: Theo Breuer, Aus dem Hinterland. Lyrik nach 2000, Sistig/Eifel 2005, S. 101-114).
- Hubert Winkels: Der Stimmen Ordnung. Über Thomas Kling, Köln 2005.
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