Editors, Critics, and Newspapers Quoted Unflatteringly in A Reader's Manifesto
- Lee Abbott, Walter Kendrick, Richard Eder, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, Jayne Anne Phillips, Michiko Kakutani, Vince Passaro, Robert Hass, Richard B. Woodward, Madison Smartt Bell, Jim Shepard, Janet Burroway, Susan Kenney, and Bill Goldstein, critics for The New York Times.
- Herbert Gold, critic for Reviewmanship.
- John Skow, critic for Time (magazine).
- Carolyn See, K. Francis Tanabe, and Linton Weeks, critics for The Washington Post.
- Dan Cryer, critic for Newsday.
- Cornel Bonca, Paul Maltby, and Mark Osteen, writers from White Noise: Text and Criticism.
- Jay McInerney, Shelby Foote, Dennis Drabelle, A.M. Homes, James Marcus, and A.J.A. Symons, editors.
- Rob Swigart, critic for The San Francisco Chronicle.
- The New Republic, magazine.
- John Leonard, editor for The New York Review of Books.
- Martin Amis, writer for The War Against Cliché.
- Michael J. Agivino, critic for Newsweek.
- The Village Voice, newspaper.
- Kirkus Reviews, journal.
- The Sunday Telegraph, newspaper.
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