literary critic

He now works as an author and a literary critic.

He is one of the most important Italian literary critics.

Particularly in her more recent work however, she seems to want to give herself out simply as a literary critic.

Many literary critics also work in film criticism or media studies.

The discovery received strong attention by literary critics and the world press.

He is also an important columnist and a literary critic.

After graduating from the university, he became a literary critic.

"I also did this dinner once for some French literary critics," he says.

In addition, he worked as a literary critic and translator.

The book received positive reviews among the business literary critics.

He has written as a literary critic and a philosopher.

But there were things a literary critic could do to make up for that failing.

But what sets these literary critics apart is their age: most are about 10.

She was also literary critic and writer, dealing especially with the role of women in society.

He began his writing career as a novelist and a literary critic.

By then, he was already established as a Serbian new literary critic.

He was also well known as a literary critic and broadcaster.

"I find I'm taken more seriously by literary critics who need a formal way to think about how an individual life works."

He is not a literary critic nor a book burner.

Open City has received generally positive reviews from literary critics.

It was well received by literary critics, which led to his decision to become a professional writer.

George Steiner is a literary critic who can turn to almost any subject, and has.

Until the police raid, he had been one of America's premier literary critics.

These books were more or less met with silence from the contemporary literary critic.

Literary critics, in return, have suggested that there might be more important things to take into account, such as quality.