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FURTHER READING

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Arrowsmith, J. E. S. “Fiction—I.” London Mercury 28, no. 164 (June 1933): 169-71.

Arrowsmith laments that Collier failed to put “more of himself” into Tom's A-cold.

Moran, Helen. “Fiction II.” London Mercury 30, no. 177 (July 1934): 277-79.

Moran finds the inconsistent tone and mood of Defy the Foul Fiend to be disorienting to the reader.

Additional coverage of Collier's life and career is contained in the following sources published by the Gale Group: Contemporary Authors, Vols. 65-68, 97-100; Contemporary Authors New Revision Series, Vol. 10; Dictionary of Literary Biography, Vols. 77, 255; Literature Resource Center; Short Story Criticism, Vol. 19; St. James Guide to Fantasy Writers; and Supernatural Fiction Writers.

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1. Introduction
2. Principal Works
3. Criticism
   1. Josiah Titzell (review date 5 April 1931)
   2. Dudley Carew (review date 5 May 1931)
   3. Herschel Brickell (review date 1931)
   4. Basil Bunting (review date August 1932)
   5. Rolfe Scott-Thomas (review date 20 October 1932)
   6. New Statesman and Nation (review date 12 November 1932)
   7. The Spectator (review date 18 November 1932)
   8. David Garnett (review date 8 April 1933)
   9. Iris Barry (review date 7 May 1933)
   10. John Cournos (review date 28 June 1933)
   11. Wyndham Lewis (review date 8 June 1934)
   12. William Rose Benét (review date 4 August 1934)
   13. The Nation (review date 8 August 1934)
   14. Fanny Butcher (review date 22 September 1934)
   15. C. J. Eustace (review date September 1934)
   16. Geoffrey West (review date 12 December 1934)
   17. Ben Ray Redman (review date 1 February 1941)
   18. Otis Ferguson (review date 3 February 1941)
   19. Paul Theroux (essay date 26 November 1972)
   20. New Republic (review date 9 December 1972)
   21. Jay Martin (review date 23 June 1973)
   22. John Updike (essay date 20 August 1973)
   23. Anthony Burgess (essay date 1973)
   24. Tom Milne (essay date spring 1976)
4. Further Reading
5. Copyright