• Galloway, R, 2012, "A literary life: roving critic", The Examiner, in The City Magazine, May, pg 20-21
• Romei, Stephen, 2019, 'Born of the future. Rohan Wilson sees his new novel set in the future, as a continuation of historical fiction.' The Weekend Australian Review, May 18-19, p.19

Interviews

• Nichols, Claire, 2019, 'Love and climate change in Rohan Wilson's Daughter of Bad Times, ABC RN: The Book Show, 20 May [Audio 14:14]
• Maunder, Patricia, 2011, The Roving Party. ABC RN: The Book Show, 16 June, Transcript and [Audio 5:10}
• Winning the Vogel can change your life: Rohan Wilson on writing and the Roving Party, in The Conversation 19 March, 2012.

Book reviews

Daughter of bad times

• Morris, Cinday, 2019, 'Daughter of bad times' Readings, May.

To Name Those Lost

• Rohan Wilson returns to the Tasmanian badlands by Peter Pierce, in The Sydney Morning Herald, September 26, 2014.
• Rohan Wilson's novel, To Name those lost with Michael Cathcart on ABC Radio National. (Audio download 12:39)

General

The Roving party

• Rohan Wilson, author of The Roving Party answers Ten Terrifying Questions, from the Booktopia Blog, May 16, 2011. Includes a clip of the announcement of the Vogel Award for The Roving Party.
• The Wheeler Centre, 2011, 'The Roving Party' - with multiple links to reviews and reports
• Wilson, Rohan, 2019, Working with words: Rohan Wilson. Brisbane-based novelist Rohan Wilson talks J.D. Salinger, unsung Australian fiction gems and forming daily writing habits. The Wheeler Centre, 29 April

The following link is to Rohan Wilson's Masters Research Thesis, submitted to the Arts- School of Culture and Communication at The University of Melbourne (2009).  It is available as an open access document for viewing, or you can download it as a PDF.  It contains an extensive bibliography of the resources Wilson has used in the writing of his book.

• The Roving party: extinction discourse in the literature of Tasmania