Letters
- Papagni, Mario (2006). The Cold War Letters of Thomas Merton. M.A. Thesis: Spring Hill College. OCLC 51181592.
- Merton, Thomas (2008). William H. Shannon and Christine M. Bochen, ed. Thomas Merton: A Life In Letters. Harperone. ISBN 0-06-134832-5.
- Merton, Thomas (2010). William H. Shannon and Christine M. Bochen, ed. Thomas Merton: A Life In Letters. Notre Dame, Indiana: Ave Maria Press. ISBN 978-1-59471-256-2.
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