Literary Critic James Wood to Speak February 28, 2008
James Wood (Author of How Fiction Works)
Harold Bloom - Wikipedia
New Yorker book critic James Wood's The Fun Stuff, reviewed.
The Critical View | Arts | The Harvard Crimson
Misreading Harold Bloom | The New Yorker
The moving critic writes - Off the Shelf
Homage to James Wood as a Book Reviewer and Literary Critic
Colin Marshall 콜린 마샬 on Twitter: "From my interview archive: culturally polymathic "Metropolitan Critic" Clive James/@NewYorker book critic James Wood https://t.co/gJ39uUeN9Y https://t.co/hKhgPmjZz5" / Twitter
Jared Leeds Photography — Author and New Yorker literary critic James Wood ...
In 'Serious Noticing,' James Wood Closely Reads Chekhov and Others — Including Himself - The New York Times
Literary critic James Wood: 'I'm taking a religious view of an earthly form' | Literary criticism | The Guardian
Unpacking my library | Financial Times
James Wood champions realism in new book of essays - Chicago Tribune
James Wood — Emil Wesolowski
James Wood on How Criticism Works - Aesthetics for Birds
James Wood - American Academy
Critic turned author James Wood: 'Sometimes I think I've lost my nerve. I'm not slaying people any more' | Books | The Guardian
The Nearest Thing to Life by James Wood review – 'the foremost literary enthusiast of our time' | Autobiography and memoir | The Guardian
James Wood interview: The New Yorker writer on how technology is changing reading, how aging changes critics, and why he regrets being too hard on David Foster Wallace.
The Art of Persuasion, an Interview with Critic James Wood - Electric Literature
James Wood on Philip Roth and Tom Wolfe.
James Wood — Emil Wesolowski
