A review of the literature of intercultural communication comprises this document. The author deals with both communication (the process) and communications (the channels) of the various disciplinary approaches across and within national and cultural boundaries. The essay introduces the major books in intercultural communication, emphasizing theoretical and general texts, books relating to communication and development, and a few miscellaneous texts. The body of the document covers 68 books dating from the fifties, sixties, and seventies. The review stresses an overview instead of a comprehensive review of each text cited. Each citation includes the full title, the author, the publication data, and in some cases, the place of publication. (Author/JR)