Literature
- Tim Greaves: Yutte Stensgaard: A Pictorial Souvenir (1Shot Publications, England 1992)
- Tim Greaves: Yutte Stensgaard: Memories of a Vampire (1Shot Publications, England 1993)
- Nicolas Barbano: The Strange Loves of Yutte Stensgaard: An Interview with the Vampire, in Video Watchdog #117 (USA 2005)
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