Further Reading
- Karl-Heinz Müther: Bibliographie Arno Schmidt 1949–1991, Bielefeld 1992 (in German, continued)
- Wolfgang Martynkewicz: Arno Schmidt. Reinbek 1992. ISBN 3-499-50484-7 (in German)
- Marius Fränzel: Dies wundersame Gemisch: Eine Einführung in das erzählerische Werk Arno Schmidts. Kiel (Ludwig) 2002, ISBN 978-3-933598-54-7 (in German)
- »Arno Schmidt? - Allerdings!« 2006 (Marbacher Kataloge) (Arno Schmidt Exhibition, Marbach 2006).
- Robert Weninger: Framing a novelist: Arno Schmidt criticism 1970-1994. Columbia, S.C., Camden House 1995.
- Tony Phelan: Rationalist narrative in some works of Arno Schmidt. Coventry, Univ. of Warwick 1972.
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