Editing The Day After (section)

== Further reading ==
* Cheers, Michael, "Search for TV Stars Not Yielding Right Types", ''[[Kansas City Times]]'', July 19, 1982.
* Twardy, Chuck, "Moviemakers Cast About for Local Crowds", ''[[Lawrence Journal-World]]'', August 16, 1982.
* Twardy, Chuck, "Fake Farmstead Goes Up in Flames for Film", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', August 17, 1982.
* Laird, Linda, "The Days Before 'The Day After{{' "}}, Midway, the Sunday Magazine Section of the ''[[Topeka Capital-Journal]]'', August 22, 1982.
* Twardy, Chuck, "Shooting on Schedule 'Day After' Movie", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', August 23, 1982.
* Lazzarino, Evie, "From Production Crew to Extras, a Day in the Life of 'Day After{{' "}}, ''Lawrence Journal-World'', August 29, 1982.
* Rosenberg, Howard, {{" '}}Humanizing' Nuclear Devastation in Kansas", ''[[Los Angeles Times]]'', September 1, 1982.
* Schrenier, Bruce, {{" '}}The Day After' Filming Continues at KU", ''[[University Daily Kansan]]'', September 2, 1982.
* Appelbaum, Sharon, "Lawrence Folks Are Dying for a Part in TV's Armageddon", ''[[The Kansas City Star]]'', September 3, 1982.
* Hitchcock, Doug, "Movie Makeup Manufactures Medical Mess", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', September 5, 1982.
* Twardy, Chuck, "Nicholas Meyer Tackles Biggest Fantasy", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', September 5, 1982.
* Twardy, Chuck, "How to Spend $1 Million in Lawrence", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', September 5, 1982.
* Twardy, Chuck, "Students Assume War-Torn Look as Film Shooting Winds Down", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', September 8, 1982.
* Goodman, Howard, "KC 'Holocaust' a Mix of Horror and Hollywood", ''Kansas City Times'', September 11, 1982.
* Jordan, Gerald B., "Local Filming of Nuclear Disaster Almost Fizzles", ''The Kansas City Star'', September 13, 1982.
* Kindall, James, "Apocalypse Now", ''The Kansas City Star'' Weekly Magazine, October 17, 1982.
* Loverock, Patricia, "ABC Films Nuclear Holocaust in Kansas", ''On Location'' magazine, November 1983.
* Bauman, Melissa, "ABC Official Denies Network Can't Find Sponsors for Show", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', November 13, 1983.
* Meyer, Nicholas, {{" '}}The Day After': Bringing the Unwatchable to TV", ''[[TV Guide]]'', November 19, 1983.
* Torriero, E.A., "The Day Before 'The Day After{{' "}}, ''Kansas City Times'', November 20, 1983.
* Hoenk, Mary, {{" '}}Day After': Are Young Viewers Ready?", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', November 20, 1983.
* Helliker, Kevin, {{" '}}Day After' Yields a Grim Evening", ''Kansas City Times'', November 21, 1983.
* Trowbridge, Caroline and Hoenk, Mary, "Film's Fallout: A Solemn Plea for Peace", ''Lawrence Journal-World'', November 21, 1983.
* Greenberger, Robert, "Nicholas Meyer: Witness at the End of the World", ''[[Starlog]]'' magazine, January 1984.
* Eisenberg, Adam, "Waging a Four-Minute War", ''Cinefex'' magazine, January 1984.
* {{Cite journal|last=Boyd-Bowman|first = Susan|title=The Day After: Representations of the Nuclear Holocaust|journal=Screen|year=1984|volume=6|issue=4|pages=18–27}}
* {{Cite thesis |last=Perrine |first=Toni A. |year=1991 |title=Beyond Apocalypse: Recent Representations of Nuclear War and Its Aftermath in United States Narrative Film |url=https://www.proquest.com/docview/303940219/ |version=Final Draft |type=Doctorate}}
* {{Cite AV media|people=Meyer, Nicholas|year=1983|url=https://akas.imdb.com/title/tt0085404/|title=The Day After|medium=TV-Miniseries|location=United States|publisher=Embassy Home Entertainment|access-date=June 30, 2018|archive-date=August 13, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190813133705/https://akas.imdb.com/title/tt0085404/|url-status=dead}}