Arthur Krystal

Fuse Book Review: Why Do American Critics Fear Being Critical?

October 4, 2011

Posted in Books

A symptom of our times: two books by self-described critics that aren’t particularly critical. Informed, lucid, thoughtful, and explanatory, yes –- strongly evaluative, no

Arthur Krystal

Fuse Book Review: Why Do American Critics Fear Being Critical?

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