found: Author's Checklist ... 1960.
found: NUCMC data from S.F. Austin St. U. Lib. for Mayhar, A. Papers, 1958-1983(Marion Zimmer Bradley, writer)
found: NUCMC files(Bradley, Marion Zimmer, 1930-)
found: Contemporary authors, New revision series, Vol. 7 :p. 66 (b. June 3, 1930; also writes as: Morgan Ives, Brian Morley, Dee O'Brien, Elfrida Rivers)
found: American women writers, 1980 :p. 40 (b. 3 July 1930, Albany, NY: also writes as: Lee Chapman, John Dexter, Mariam Gardner, Valerie Graves, John J. Wells)
found: Her The mists of Avalon, 2000:t.p. (Marion Zimmer Bradley) p. 877 (d. 1999)
found: Info. converted from 678, 2012-10-02(b. 6/3/30)
found: Wikipedia, 16 May 2013(Marion Eleanor Zimmer Bradley (born June 3, 1930 Albany, New York; died September 25, 1999 in Berkeley, California) was an American author of fantasy and science fiction novels) September 17, 2021 (wrote under the pseudonym Morgan Ives, Spare her heaven (1963), Anything goes (1964), Knives of desire (1966); wrote under the pseudonym Lee Chapman, I am a lesbian (1962); wrote under the pseudonym John Dexter, No Adam for Eve (1966); wrote under the pseudonym Miriam Gardner, My sister, my love (1963), Twilight lovers (1964), The strange women (1962))
found: OCLC, March 10, 2014(hdgs: Bradley, Marion, Bradley, Marion, 1930-1999, Bradley, Marion Z., Bradley, Marion Zimmer, Bradley, Marion Zimmer (1930-1999), Bradley, Marion Zimmer (ed.), 1930-, Bradley, Marion Zimmer (Marion Eleanor Zimmer), 1930-1999, Bradley, Marion Zimmer, 1930-, Bradley, Marion Zimmer, 1930-1999, Bradley, Marion Zimmer, -1999, Bradley, Marion Zimmer Schriftstellerin, 1930-1999, Bradley, Marion Zimmer, 19390-1999, Zimmer Bradley, Marion, Zimmer Bradley, Marion, 1930-1999; usage Marion Zimmer Bradley)
found: I am a lesbian, ©1962:title page (Lee Chapman)
found: Strange women, ©1962:title page (Miriam Gardner)
found: No Adam for Eve, 1966:title page (John Dexter)
found: Spare her heaven, 1963:title page (Morgan Ives)
found: The future is female! website, September 17, 2021(John Jay Wells, a pseudonym Juanita Coulson (born Juanita Ruth Wellons) used once when she co-authored with Marion Zimmer Bradley the story "Another rib," published in the Magazine of fantasy and science, June 1963)
found: East Village other, v. 4, issue 7 (Jan. 17, 1969):page 14 (Elfrieda Rivers) v. 4, issue 10 (Feb. 7, 1969): page 16 (Elfrida Rivers) v. 4, issue 24 (May 14, 1969): page 8 (Elfrida Rivers)
found: Chernyĭ krovavyĭ trillium, 2002:title page (Мэрион Зиммер Брэдли = Mėrion Zimmer Brėdli)
