The Tory speech writer condemned Goldsmith for throwing a "strop" by quitting and was unhappy when the Tories announced they would not stand.
On his return to New York, the writer Henry James condemned the buildings in The American Scene as simply "giants of the mere market", "mercenary monsters" doomed to be torn down in turn as other, even larger, buildings took their place.
A clip of a writer condemning the portrayal of Islam as a violent religion is being shared by thousands in the wake of the Paris attacks.
The poet's deepest exploration of his sexuality was in an audacious, controversial play never performed in his lifetime, The Public, in which, as his biographer Ian Gibson says, "We sense the anguish of a writer condemned by an unjust society to mask his true self".
One writer condemned Fellowes for leaving the victim "exposed, exploited, fetishised" in scenes that were "beautifully shot, like a horror film set in a Past Times catalogue".
So would these writers condemn this Beats week blog as "stupid"?
The writer Thomas Keneally has condemned the treatment of the family, particularly their time in detention, saying, "In a liberal democracy you can only maintain a policy of locking children up behind barbed wire by spreading lies and demonising the dispossessed of the earth.
The ALCS has been contacted by "hundreds" of writers condemning the proposal to widen the field for copyright exceptions, it said, with many authors saying they would not be able to afford to continue writing for the educational sector under the potential new rules.
When the writer's guild is condemning it, duh, I wonder why?" By the time she died, Ms. Bunim had been battling breast cancer for eight years.
Naturally, Baxter's "meanie heart" spawned waves of anger from Hynes fans, Guardian readers and, you know, decent human beings who condemned the writer for her utter lack of compassion and hypocrisy.
