| "The New York Times" (USA) | 14 April 2004, by: Bruce Weber, "Spalding Gray Remembered in Tribute at Lincoln Center" |
| "Entertainment Weekly" (USA) | 19 March 2004, Vol. 1, Iss. 756, pg. 16, by: Rebecca Ascher-Walsh, "In Memoriam" |
| "The Times" (UK) | 10 March 2004, pg. 38, "Actor whose break came in 'The Killing Fields' but whose name was made by the idiosyncratic one-man shows that followed" |
| "The Daily Telegraph" (UK) | 10 March 2004, pg. 25, "Writer and performer of Swimming to Cambodia, based on his experiences as an actor in The Killing Fields" |
| "The Independent" (UK) | 10 March 2004, pg. 34, by: Ryan Gilbey, "Monologuist of 'Swimming to Cambodia'" |
| "The Guardian" (UK) | 10 March 2004, pg. 29, by: David Patrick Stearns, Jon Blair, "Performance artist whose brilliant monologues articulated the wit and worry of the modern world" |
| "The New York Times" (USA) | 9 March 2004, by: Shaila K. Dewan and Jesse McKinley, "Spalding Gray, 62, Actor and Monologuist, Is Confirmed Dead" |
| "Philadelphia Inquirer" (USA) | 9 March 2004, by: Douglas J. Keating, "Spalding Gray Found Dead in N.Y," |
| "The Washington Post" (USA) | 9 March 2004, Vol. 127, Iss. 95, pg. C1+C8, by: Peter Marks, "Spalding Gray's Confessions Were God for Our Souls" |
| "The Washington Post" (USA) | 9 March 2004, Vol. 127, Iss. 95, pg. B4, by: Adam Bernstein, "Acclaimed Actor Spalding Gray Found Dead" |
| "T2 (Times supplement)" (UK) | 17 February 2004, pg. 18, by: Clive Davis, "His Dark Materials" |
| "Gentlemen's Quarterly" (USA) | June 1993, Vol. 63, Iss. 6, pg. 202-206, by: Spalding Gray, "Clean & Sober & Profoundly Disturbed" |
| "Rolling Stone" (USA) | 21 May 1987, Iss. 500, pg. 30+32+111+113-114, by: Spalding Gray, "The Haul Of Fame: Semistardom tends to be a lot more humbling than total obscurity" |
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