[Below, Rieckmann uses Edwin Mullhouse and Thomas Mann's Doctor Faustus to examine the literary role of the mock biography.]

[In the following review, Postlethwaite compares the development of the theme of the world of the imagination in Edwin Mullhouse and Martin Dressler.]

[In the following interview, Millhauser provides some insight on his perspectives regarding the creative process.]

[In the following review, Burroway favorably assesses Martin Dressler.]

[In the following essay, Smith provides some biographical information about the author and a summary of his works.]

[In the following review, the critic provides a plot summary and positive review of Martin Dressler.]

[Below, Saroyan gives a mixed review of the stories in The Barnum Museum.]

[Cantor is an author and a MacArthur Prize Fellow. Below, he reviews Millhauser's collection The Barnum Museum.]

[Below, Kakutani reviews several of Millhauser's short story collections, praising the writing style but finding several of the stories lacking in character or plot development.]

[In the following review, Balz favorably assesses The Barnum Museum.]

[In the following review, Sheppard discusses Martin Dressler, suggesting that the architectural structures in the story are metaphors for American culture.]

[Below, the critic provides a brief plot summary and favorable review of Martin Dressler.]