71.   This emerging field has not only attracted traditional religion experts but also psychologists, anthropologists and literary critics.

72.   Under the tutelage of the literary critic John Davenport, she began to write for publication.

73.   What the literary critic Harold Bloom called the anxiety of influence pertains to van Gogh and Gauguin as it does to poets.

74.   While composing his magnum opus over a span of half a dozen years, Allen published more poems and made a fair name as a literary critic.

75.   Working as a biographer, essayist, literary critic and editor, he blended his interests in history and American letters.

76.   Yet he seems never to have comprehended why snobbishly discerning literary critics have not taken him seriously.

77.   Yet nearly every veteran literary critic, present company also included, has chided McMurtry for unevenness.

78.   You know what he said about literary critics?

79.   Ramesh Tendulkar, a noted Marathi-language poet and literary critic was cremated Thursday in a private ceremony attended by family and friends.

80.   A literary critic and novelist, Umbral also writes a daily column in the newspaper El Mundo.