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... critics . " It's not sounds we hear coming from the critics , " he writes angrily , " just echoes ... It is poor when the critic has no suggestions to make , but waits for suggestions to be made to him . " " We know the names of many ...
... critics . " It's not sounds we hear coming from the critics , " he writes angrily , " just echoes ... It is poor when the critic has no suggestions to make , but waits for suggestions to be made to him . " " We know the names of many ...
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... critic for a quarter of a century who was doomed from the outset . Both Fyodor Abramov and Mark Shcheglov were the ... critics to members of an orchestra : some are given rosin so that the sound of their instruments carries a long way ...
... critic for a quarter of a century who was doomed from the outset . Both Fyodor Abramov and Mark Shcheglov were the ... critics to members of an orchestra : some are given rosin so that the sound of their instruments carries a long way ...
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... critic holds the floor , laying into various writers . He tears Tolstoy , Dostoevsky and Chekhov to pieces . After ... critics advanced , spiritedly shouting : " And we'll trample your prose , we'll trample it . " Yes , those were days ...
... critic holds the floor , laying into various writers . He tears Tolstoy , Dostoevsky and Chekhov to pieces . After ... critics advanced , spiritedly shouting : " And we'll trample your prose , we'll trample it . " Yes , those were days ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
V Panova Pardoned V | 41 |
The HatchetMen | 51 |
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