| The Official Philip Jose Farmer Home Page: Features detailed lists of all works by Philip Jose Farmer, including fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Includes regularly updated news on the author and biographical information in the form of personal letters, interviews and photographs. |
| alt.pulp FAQ: The Wold Newton Family: An entry in the alt.PULP FAQ mentioning Philip Jose Farmer's "Wold Newton Family." Includes a list of all of the stories that constitute this creation. |
| Dani Zweig's Belated Reviews: Philip Jose Farmer: Reviews the entire body of work by Philip Jose Farmer. Favors "To you Scattered Bodies Go" over most other novels. |
| Denver Science Fiction Book Club: Review of To You Your Scattered Bodies Go, first book in Farmer's Riverworld series. Includes cover scans and a biographical summary. |
| Fantastic Fiction: Philip José Farmer Bibliography: A bibliography of Philip Jose Farmer's books and short stories, with book covers and links to related authors. |
| GURPS: Riverworld: Promotional article in Steve Jackson Games's newsletter about GURPS Riverworld RPG sourcebook. |
| International Bibliography: Cover scans from international editions of novels by Philip Jose Farmer. Also bibliographical data on novels and short works. |
| Mark/Space: Comprehensive bibiliography with links to related literary indices. |
| Riverworld Saga: Reviews of the five 'Riverworld' series novels by Philip Jose Farmer. |
| Strange Worlds: The Purple Wage: A discussion of the importance of social context in Philip Jose Farmer's "Riders of the Purple Wage." |
| Tarzan Alive: Detailed synopsis of Farmer's biographical study of Tarzan. Includes the text of Farmer's "chronology" of Tarzan's life. |
| The Sliced-Crosswise Only on Tuesday World: The full text of the Philip José Farmer short science fiction story that provided the basis for his "Dayworld" novels. |
| The Wold Newton Universe: A fan-developed expansion of Farmer's fictional "family." References pop culture figures such as Tarzan, Doc Savage and James Bond. |