Fuller abandoned her previously ornate and pretentious style, issuing pithy reviews and forthright criticisms: for example, of Longfellow's poetry and Carlyle's attraction to brutality.
That review must be forthright and transparent, with hearings open to the public and as many records as possible released.
His 1949 book, "The Problem Drinker," was praised in a New York Times review as "a forthright, concise and helpful examination of an insidious scourge".
His latest word is essentially a collection of long reviews, published in the New York Review of Books, of recent "consciousness blockbusters"—books on the topic by experts mainly for lay readers.Like everything Mr Searle writes, the book is clear and forthright, if not pugnacious, and, unlike parts of the books he is reviewing, it ought to be fully accessible to the non-specialist.
Complaint that the small town forthright drama critics are not allowed to review the summer theatre plays from Broadway that come to the barn theatres.
Complaint that the small town forthright dramatic critics are not allowed to review the summer theatre plays from Broadway that come to the barn theatres.
The New Yorker, August 25 , 1945P. 59 Complaint that the small town forthright drama critics are not allowed to review the summer theatre plays from Broadway that come to the barn theatres.
By James Reid Parker The New Yorker, August 25 , 1934P. 59 Complaint that the small town forthright dramatic critics are not allowed to review the summer theatre plays from Broadway that come to the barn theatres.
Maurice Richardson, in his review for The Observer was forthright: "do not miss this", he urged, saying that "Mr. Fleming continues to be irresistibly readable, however incredible".
He is also forthright on the subject of the negative reviews some of his work has received.
