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- ↑ Runan #34 (2001): Anders Blixt - ett legendariskt namn Archived 2007-02-18 at the Wayback Machine ("Anders Blixt - a legendary name"), interview by Pontus Löf.
- ↑ Rollspel – en berättelse där du är hjälten… [ permanent dead link ]Biblioteket i fokus 2/2006 Interview p23
- ↑ Intervju med Anders Blixt [ permanent dead link ]Alter Ego. Juli 2001 p4
