A Streetcar Named Desire | Bibliography and Further Reading
Arthur, Stanley Clisby, Old New Orleans Gretna, La.: Pelican, 1990.
A historical exploration of New Orleans that provides background to Streetcar's setting.
Bloom, Harold, ed., Tennessee Williams, New York, Chelsea House, 1987.
A collection of critical essays contextualizing Williams' work with that of other modern writers, drawing out psychological similarities between Williams, Hart Crane, and Arthur Rimbaud.
Falki, Signi, Tennessee Williams, New York: Twayne, 1961.
An intelligent discussion of Williams' life and works in...
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