#{{note|MSwriterpg}}
The Mississippi Writers and Musicians Project of Starkville High School page on Brad Vice.
#{{note|TuscNews}}
Book’s passages raise questions of plagiarism, UA Press doubts originality of work by UGa Press by Mark Hughes Cobb. Tuscaloosa News, October 21. 2005. Accessed November 5, 2005.
#{{note|MediaB}}
U. of GA Press Recalls Stories, Revokes Prize. Mediabistro.com. Accessed November 5, 2005.
#{{note|Dissertation}}
Vice's doctorial dissertation at the University of Cincinnati. Accessed Dec. 3, 2005.
#{{note|controversy1}}
Fell In Alabama: Brad Vice's Tuscaloosa Night by Jake Adam York. storySouth. Accessed November 6, 2005.
#{{note|controversy2}}
The literary lynching of Brad Vice by Jason Sanford. storySouth. Accessed November 5, 2005.
#{{note|controversy3}} Ibid.
#{{note|controversy4}}
Second chance for the bear bryant funeral train? and
Hoping for the Best for Brad Vice. Accessed November 6, 2005.
#{{note|deserve}}
"When Profs Go Wild" from HyperLiterature and
"Another breathtaking example of plagiarism" by Brenda Coulter in No rules. Just write
#{{note|Young}}
"A Charming Plagiarist: The downfall of Brad Vice" by Robert Clark Young ''New York Press'', Vol 18, Issue 48, November 30-Dec 6, 2005. Accessed Dec. 3, 2005.
#{{note|Poor}}
New attack on Brad Vice is merely poor journalism by Jason Sanford
#{{note|findings}}
Sifting Through Information by Dan Wickett. Emerging Writers Network. Accessed Dec. 5, 2005.
#{{note|findings2}}
Sifting Through Information by Dan Wickett. Emerging Writers Network. Accessed Dec. 5, 2005.
#{{note|Revenge}}
Comment by P.M. Cormano on the blog From Here To Obscurity (Accessed Dec. 3, 2005) and
comment by Leah Stewart on Emerging Writers Network blog (Accessed Dec. 6, 2005).
#{{note|controversy5}}
Second chance for the bear bryant funeral train? by Michelle Richmond. Accessed November 6, 2005.
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