A Tyldsley Anthology, edited by Mark Tearson, Grieg Press, London, 1970

"An Interview with Samuel Tyldsley", (magazine interview) Whitman Weekly; 1955, vol.8 no.16, pages 20-24, Danscomb co.

Beyond Mine Eyes, by Samuel Tyldsley, 1961 Jarvis Beauchemin, Publisher, Dayton, Ohio

Contemporary Verse in America, by J.G. Stymen 1952 Brechman  Pub., pages 136-150

"Crane's Betrayal", (magazine article) by Samuel Tyldsley, Whitman Weekly, vol.1  no.38 page 36 1948, Wesmore Publishing, New York.

Gilded Dreams, by Samuel Tyldsley, 1966 Hoeffmeir Publishing Co., New York

Ignoble Strife, (a prose pamphlet) by Samuel Tyldsley, 1952 Brookfield and Son,  Cleveland

In Morning's Light, (a play) by Samuel Tyldsley, 1963 Treaumin Publishers, Chicago

"Interview with Open Journal magazine", Jan. 1959 vol.9, no.1

Memories of Tomorrow, by Samuel Tyldsley, 1951 Stoncemeir Press, Philadelphia, PA

"Nights of Dreams, Days of Disenchantment", (serialized  magazine article) by Samuel Tyldsley, Writer's Notebook, vol.3 no. 8-12.  1949, Norskind Inc.

"On Artistic Independence", (magazine article) by Samuel Tyldsley, Artists'  Palate vol.7 no.10, page 16, 1953 Wesmore Publishing, New York

Out of Tune, by Samuel Tyldsley, 1950 Wilpman Books Inc., St. Louis

The Collected Tyldsley, edited by Jason Stark 1969, Hoeffmeir Press

The Complete Works of Samuel Tyldsley, by Alvin Greschler 1964 Write Now Publishing, San Francisco (1974 Hoemler Press, New York)

The Crime Of Passion, by Dolores Bourque (introduction by Tyldsley) 1956 Stoncemeir Press, Philadelphia, PA

The Tyldsley Journals, by H.F. Stoneham, 1971 Atwin Press, Newark

Today's American Poets, by David Bearn, 1963 Nemmit Press Ltd. Chicago, chapter 17, pages 103-127

Tyldsley: A Critical Study, by Linda Bach, 1972 Birchman Books  Ltd., New York

Tyldsley: A Life?, by Marie McVicker, 1973 Gerhnam Books, Rochester, New York

Tyldsley's Treasure, by S. Gradstone Jr. K.R.U. Press, Boston, 1970

Weeds and Flowers, by Samuel Tyldsley, 1955 Stoncemeir Press, Philadelphia, PA
 
 

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