Sources
- Theodore Dreiser Papers, University of Pennsylvania.
- Peter Neagoe Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Syracuse University Library
- Manuel BELTROV, Víctor M. Llona, in: Garsilaso, Año I, Nº 1, p. 30. Lima, 1940.
- Estuardo NÚÑEZ (see Wikipedia Spanish), Una novela peruana sobre el Ku-Klux Klan, in: El Comercio, Lima, 2/04/1965, p. 2.
- Estuardo NÚÑEZ, Víctor Llona, 1886-1953, in: Boletin de la Biblioteca Nacional, Lima, 1965, Nos. 33-34, p. 3-6.
- Estuardo NÚÑEZ, Semblanza de Víctor Llona, in: Alpha, Barranco, 1965, Nº 2, p. 1-10.
- Estuardo NÚÑEZ, James Joyce y Víctor Llona, in: Revista peruana de cultura, Nos. 7-8, Lima, junio de 1966, p. 221-228.
- Ernest KROLL, A note on Victor Llona, in: Voyages, Vol. 4, nrs 1-2, 1971
- A. VAN DEN ABEELE, Louis Thomas, biography, unpublished
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