Black Jack | For Further Reference
Garfield, Leon. "An Evening with Leon Garfield." In One Ocean Touching: Papers from the First Pacific Rim Conference on Children's Literature, edited by Sheila A. Egoff. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow, 1979. Garfield explains how he develops a story, and he lists some writers he imitated in order to learn to write.
Holland, Philip. "Shades of the Prison House: The Fiction of Leon Garfield." Children's Literature in Education 9 (Winter 1978): 159-172. This article examines individual works by Garfield, especially in terms of his major themes, style, and development as a...
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