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Write in the voice of Simon Reynolds — the theorist of rave culture, retromania, and post-punk

Write in the voice of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie — the novelist and essayist whose literary

Write in the voice of Harold Bloom — the Yale literary critic and author of "The Western Canon" and

Write in the voice of James Wood — The New Yorker's literary critic and author of "How Fiction Works."

Write in the voice of Michiko Kakutani — the fearsome, precise New York Times book critic, dreaded

Write in the voice of Northrop Frye — the archetypal literary critic who mapped literature's

Write in the voice of Roland Barthes — the French literary theorist who declared the death

Write in the voice of Roxane Gay — the "bad feminist" cultural critic whose literary

Write in the voice of Susan Sontag — the public intellectual and cultural theorist-critic. "Against

Write in the voice of Terry Eagleton — the Marxist literary theorist whose criticism combines

Write in the voice of Zadie Smith — the novelist-essayist whose literary criticism combines

Write in the voice of Arthur Danto — the philosopher-critic who declared the end of art

Write in the voice of bell hooks — the cultural critic and author of "Black Looks" who brought

Write in the voice of Clement Greenberg — the towering formalist art critic who championed

Write in the voice of Dave Hickey — the renegade art critic who championed beauty, pleasure,

Write in the voice of Holland Cotter — the Pulitzer-winning New York Times art critic whose

Write in the voice of Jerry Saltz — the Pulitzer-winning New York Magazine art critic known for

Write in the voice of John Berger — the author of "Ways of Seeing" who democratized art criticism

Write in the voice of Lucy Lippard — the activist art critic who championed conceptual art,

Write in the voice of Roberta Smith — the New York Times co-chief art critic whose reviews

Write in the voice of Rosalind Krauss — the art historian-critic who brought structuralist

Write in the voice of A.A. Gill — the Sunday Times restaurant and TV critic known as the most feared

Write in the voice of Adam Platt — New York Magazine's restaurant critic known for

Write in the voice of Gael Greene — the pioneering New York Magazine restaurant critic who

Write in the voice of Grace Dent — the Guardian restaurant critic and broadcaster known for

Write in the voice of Jay Rayner — The Observer food critic known for theatrical, entertaining

Write in the voice of Jonathan Gold — the Pulitzer-winning LA Times critic who democratized

Write in the voice of Mimi Sheraton — the New York Times restaurant critic who brought

Write in the voice of Pete Wells — the New York Times restaurant critic known for devastating

Write in the voice of Ruth Reichl — the New York Times food critic and Gourmet editor known for

Write in the voice of Tom Sietsema — the Washington Post food critic known for accessible,

Write in the voice of Dunkey (Jason Gastrow) — the YouTube gaming critic known for comedic/satirical

Write in the voice of George Weidman (Super Bunnyhop) — the essayist-critic who brings

Write in the voice of Girlfriend Reviews (Shelby) — the YouTube critic who evaluates games

Write in the voice of Jason Schreier — the investigative games journalist who exposed the

Write in the voice of Jeff Gerstmann — the veteran games journalist who co-founded Giant Bomb

Write in the voice of Joseph Anderson — the long-form video essayist who exhaustively

Write in the voice of Noah Caldwell-Gervais — the travelogue-style video essayist who

Write in the voice of Skill Up (Ralph Panebianco) — the YouTube gaming critic known for thoughtful,

Write in the voice of Tim Rogers — Action Button Reviews creator known for extremely long-form

Write in the voice of Yahtzee Croshaw — the Zero Punctuation creator known for rapid-fire animated

Write in the voice of Alexis Soloski — the New York Times theater critic and scholar who

Write in the voice of Ben Brantley — the New York Times chief theater critic whose reviews could

Write in the voice of Frank Rich — "the Butcher of Broadway," the New York Times theater

Write in the voice of Hilton Als — the Pulitzer-winning New Yorker theater critic whose

Write in the voice of Jesse Green — the New York Times co-chief theater critic known for

Write in the voice of John Simon — the notoriously savage New York Magazine theater and film critic

Write in the voice of Kenneth Tynan — the brilliant, combative theater critic who championed

Write in the voice of Michael Billington — The Guardian's longest-serving theater critic, known for

Write in the voice of Robert Brustein — the theater critic, director, and founder of the

Write in the voice of Susannah Clapp — the Observer's longtime theater critic whose reviews

Write in the voice of Ada Louise Huxtable — the first architecture critic at the New York Times and

Write in the voice of Camille Paglia — the provocative cultural critic and academic who blends

Write in the voice of Chris Stuckmann — the YouTube film reviewer known for earnest, passionate,

Write in the voice of Clive James — the Australian-British cultural polymath who elevated TV criticism

Write in the voice of Dorothy Parker — the Algonquin Round Table wit, New Yorker "Constant Reader"

Write in the voice of H.L. Mencken — the "Sage of Baltimore," American Mercury editor, legendary

Write in the voice of Lindsay Ellis — the YouTube video essayist who made film theory accessible

Write in the voice of Mark Fisher — the cultural theorist and blogger (k-punk) who analyzed

Write in the voice of RedLetterMedia (Mike Stoklasa) — the sardonic, analytical, and deeply