Links:

    -WIKIPEDIA: Anatole France
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Anatole France (IMDB)
    -WIKIPEDIA: The Gods Are Athirst
    -AUDIO BOOK: The Gods are Athirst (Librivox)
    -AUDIO BOOK: The Gods are Athirst (You Tube)
    -ARCHIVES: Anatole France (Internet Archive)
    -AUDIO BOOK ARCHIVES: Anatole France (LibriVox)
    -ENTRY: Anatole France: French writer (Encyclopaedia Britannica)
    -ENTRY: Anatole France (Free Dictionary)
    -ENTRY: Anatole France (1844–1924) (Bartleby)
    -ENTRY: Anatole France (Annie Laurie Gaylor, Freedom From Religion Foundation)
    -COLLECTION: Anatole France Collection (An inventory of his collection at Syracuse University)
    -ENTRY: Anatole France (1844 - 1924) (For or Against Dreyfus)
    -ENTRY: Anatole France (The Literature Network)
    -AWARD: Anatole France (Nobel Prize)
    -ARTICLE: Anatole France, Nobel Prize Winner (Herbert S. Gorman, 11/20/21, NY Times)
    -STUDY GUIDE: The Gods Are Athirst (Enotes)
    -STUDY GUIDE: The Gods Will Have Blood (Book Rags)
    -STUDY GUIDE: The Gods Will Have Blood (Grade Saver)
    -STUDY GUIDE: The Gods Will Have Blood (Free Book Notes)
    -ESSAY: Whose Side Are You On, Professor Coyne? What Anatole France Really Said About Miracles (Uncommon Descent, January 12, 2013)
    -TRIBUTE: Anatole France (Joseph Collins, Spring 1925, VQR)
    -ESSAY: New Light on Anatole France (E. Preston Dargan, Winter 1936, VQR)
    -ESSAY: Anatole France as a Politician: Joanna Richardson finds that Anatole France's politics, like his private life, remained unorthodox, but the Dreyfus Affair in the 1890s changed his literary life. (Joanna Richardson, 11 November 1975, History Today)
    -ESSAY: Anatole France (James Huneker, Jan. 4, 1907, The North American Review)
    -ESSAY: The Brain of Anatole France (Arthur Keith, December 3, 1927, British Medical Journal)
    -ESSAY: ANATOLE FRANCE AND MORALITY (A.M. Ross, January 30, 1915, The Lancet)
    -REVIEW: of The Gods Will Have Blood by Anatole France (Resolute Reader)
    -REVIEW: of The Gods Will Have Blood (Joel Swagman)
    -REVIEW: of The Gods Will Have Blood (Kaggsy’s Bookish Ramblings)
    -REVIEW: of The Gods Want Blood (Stacie Allan, British Society for 18th-Century Studies)
    -REVIEW: of the Gods are Athirst (American Review of Reviews)
    -REVIEW: of Penguin Island by Anatole France (Edith LaGraziana, edith's miscellany)
    -REVIEW: of ANATOLE FRANCE HIMSELF. A Roxiselisan Record. By his secretary Jean Jacques Brousson. Translated by John Pollock (H.i. Brock, June 14, 1925, NY Times)