Keith Pickens
Wellington: New Zealand Council for Educational Research, 1985.

Report on the sniffing behaviour and solvent abuse among children and adolescents.

Department of Health, Brisbane
Brisbane: Department of Health, 1983.

Large list of drugs with preparation, pack size, and restrictions for use in Queensland hospitals

James R. Cooper
Rockville: U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1977.

Adam Green
Cambridge: PDR Press, 2016.

“Collection of surreal and striking first-hand accounts of early “laughing gas” intoxication, and the secondary literature they spawned.” (publisher’s blurb) Includes writings by Humphry Davy, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Robert Southey, William James, Theodore Dreiser, and others. Introduction by Mike Jay.

Dominic Milton Trott
: MxZero Publishing, 2022.

The complete and final version of the Drug Users Bible. People are dying because of ignorance. They are dying because unremitting propaganda is denying them vital safety information. They are dying because legislators and the media are censoring the science, and are ruthlessly pushing an ideological agenda instead. They are dying because the first casualty of war is truth, and the war on drugs is no different. This book makes a significant contribution in confronting this harrowing and tragic narrative. Over a 12 year period the author of this book self-administered over 180 psychoactive substances; both chemicals and plants. For each he recorded the life-sensitive safety data, including the anticipated onset times, the common threshold doses, the routes of administration, and the expected duration of the experience. In addition, for every compound he also produced a trip report, detailing the qualitative experience itself. This delivered another invaluable insight, enabling, for example, an objective assessment of the extent of any loss of judgement and self-control. This is a substantial body of work, embracing a wealth of direct support material, including addiction/overdose advice, relative harm tables, and legal briefings. Its contents also extend to cover aspects such as drug tourism, psychedelic exploration and drug related culture. It is crammed with detailed reference data, and even includes its own drug dictionary.” (publisher’s blurb)