Consider / Carefully the reviewer…

Virginia Woolf, Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot were extraordinary, curious, and avid readers, and formidable, acute and unerring literary critics, but they were also original and ironic literary reviewers; they contributed to the most important literary magazines (British and American) of their age with numberless articles and reviews of contemporary (and past) works of literature, art, philosophy, religion, sociology, economy, politics, and current events. They continued the tradition of educated and cultivated readers-reviewers typical of British culture of the previous centuries.