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  1. This bibliography was prepared as a synthesis product following the GeoPRISMS Alaska workshop at Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory in August 5-6, 2019 on Subduction Cycles and Deformation at the Alaska-Aleutian margin. The link to workshop web page, including agenda and participant list, is here: [https://sites.google.com/view/alaska-workshop/home?authuser=0]. With a total of 45 participants (51% early career faculty, postdocs or students), there were representatives from all ~19 GeoPRISMS-AK funded projects (FY12-18). A post-conference survey in December 2019 requested information from attendees as to their relevant publications and proposals, including those in preparation and planned. This document is based on that input as well as some 2020 updates. The products listed here include formal GeoPRISMS project outputs, as well as those laterally related to PI group projects. Terry Plank (the workshop organizer and PI) initiated this project and did the initial document curation. She would be happy to pass the project onto another curator in the future. Publications are annotated so as to provide a short synopsis of the research scope, results and context within Alaska Subduction research. Four research themes, which are similar to those developed at the workshop, provide structure to the paper groupings within the Bibliography: 1) The Alaska-Aleutian Megathrust 2) Magmatic Volatiles at Arcs 3) Arc Formation and Continental Growth 4) Arc Volcano Systems Papers and proposals in press, in revision, in preparation and planned are also included to keep the community informed of upcoming and ongoing work. The intent is to update this document periodically and disseminate it publicly and broadly as a living GeoPRISMS legacy product. 
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