Literature and Films About Him
- Ingeborg Gerlach: Ehm Welk: „Im Morgennebel“. Entstehung und Rezeption des Romans. In: Braunschweigisches Jahrbuch, volume 75, Brunswick 1994
- Konrad Reich: Ehm Welk - Stationen eines Lebens. Rostock: Hinstorff, 1976
- Matthias Friske: Kummerow im Bruch hinterm Berge.
- Christian Lehmann: "Im Bruch hinterm Berge - Ehm Welk und Biesenbrow", Dokumentary film, DEFA, 1978
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