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Steven Millhauser: Critical Review by Michael Dirda

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SOURCE: Dirda, Michael. “In Which Wonders Never Cease.” Washington Post Book World (18 June 1990): B1, B10.

In the following review, Dirda maintains that “like many readers, I find Steven Millhauser irresistible, even while recognizing, grudgingly, that for others the stories in The Barnum Museum may possess an artificiality that makes them seem abstract or even lifeless.”

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Steven Millhauser: Critical Review by Michael Dirda from Literature Criticism Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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