• Overview of Stout Writings
• Wolfe Books Alphabetic Listing
• Wolfe Books Chronological Listing
• Wolfe Books Published in Anthologies
• Robert Goldsborough's Wolfe Continuations
• Stout Biographies & Wolfe Commentaries
• Non-Nero Wolfe Publications
  • Pulp Fiction Period (1910—1918)
  • Non-Mystery Novel Period (1929—1938)
  • Non-Wolfe Mystery Fiction Period (1937—1941)
  • Other Writings & Publications (1929—1975

• Interviews
• Two-part feature on Rex Stout (New Yorker, July 16 & 23, 1949)
• NY Times/Books of the Times quotes Rex Stout's views on the future of the Mystery genre
• "11 Days to Write" (New York Times, November 15, 1953
• "Mystery Writer Reaches for the Sky" (photo op. of grandsons re-enacting "The Counterfeiter's Knife" or "Counterfeit for Murder") (Saturday Evening Post, January 28, 1961)
• "38 Day Wonder" (Saturday Review, 1963)
• NY Times Stout Interview (July 14, 1968)
• Holiday Magazine Interview (November, 1969)
• United Press International Interview (San Diego Union, October 2, 1974)
• Chicago Tribune "Arts & Fun/Books Section 7 devoted to Rex Stout ( July 28, 1974 with articles by Robert Goldsborough, Nelson Polsby, Timonthy Dickinson and Rhoda Koenig, and John Hess, plus a Nerophile Quiz and quotes regarding Rex Stout from many famous authors)
• Rex Stout reflects on his two creations (Hartford Courant)
• An Interview with Rex Stout (Strand Magazine, by John McAleer)
  
  
• Writings about Stout's Writings (paens to Stout's Wolfe corpus)
  • A Jacques Barzun Reader (© 2002)
• Chuck Greaves (mystery author) Criminal Element Blog
• Dimensions of Detective Fiction
  
  
• Information Please radio show guest contestant -- click a link below to listen to the broadcast:
  • March 28, 1939 -- Guests Rex Stout, Moss Hart
  • August 29, 1939 -- Guests Rex Stout, Wilford Funk
  • September 26, 1939 -- Guests Rex Stout, Carl Van Doren
  • April 18, 1941 -- Guests Rex Stout, Henry Curran, Chief Magistrate
    
  
  
• Miscellaneous television appearances
  
  
• Rex Stout Interviews John LeCarre in Mademoiselle Magazine, July, 1964
  (with photo op. of Mystery Writer's of America (MWA) membership)
  
  
• Announcement of Rex Stout on Mystery Writer's of America (MWA) speaking circuit (October 26, 1959)
  
  
• Julian Symons' NY Times Review of McAleer biography of Stout and responses
  • November 13, 1977 Review
  • November 16, 1977 response to review (apparently this response from a Stout neighbor was never published by The New York Times -- BUT DO READ THIS!)
  • November 28, 1977 Mary Stewart's letter to John McAleer refuting Symons' Review
  • February 19, 1978 NY Times publishes reader responses to Symons' review

Correspondence

• To John McAleer about Stout (solicited for biography)
  • Clifton Fadiman
  • Sylvan and Eleanor Furman (noted psychologist)
  • Mark Van Doren
• To Rex Stout from friends and admirers
  • Carl Sandburg
  • Ian Fleming (with a copy of the famous reference to Wolfe in On Her Majesty's Secret Service)
  • Harry Truman
  • Margaret Farrar (wife of John Farrar, publisher of pre-war Wolfe books)
  • Marlene Dietrich
    
    
• Letters to Fans

Miscellaneous

• Death of a Dude: Rex Stout's Writing Log, Character Outline, Story Time Line, & Map
• Alternate Novella Story Lines
• The Last of the Novellas
• The Doorbell Rang
• A Long Hidden Wolfe Title Comes to Light
• In Andre Bernard's 2003 book, Madame Bovary, C'est Moi: The Great Characters of Literature and Where They Came From, pages 81-83 are devoted to the genesis of Wolfe & Archie. Not all that is said agrees with all statements from Mr. Stout on the topic.