A D Jameson

How To Be A Critic (pt. 4)

15 Comments

1. March 3rd, 2013 / 12:12 pm JosephYoung—

   anybody else not have a scroll bar anymore?

   oh wait, found it.

2. March 3rd, 2013 / 1:05 pm mimi—

   mine was really slow to appear

3. March 3rd, 2013 / 2:09 pm HolidayInnExpress—

   Someone just got owned.

4. March 3rd, 2013 / 3:30 pm Meek—

   passive-agressive much?

5. March 3rd, 2013 / 4:15 pm A D Jameson—

   Not at all. Entirely aggressive.

   In any case, these are just companion texts. I’m expanding on Chris’s original posts. You know, participating.

6. March 3rd, 2013 / 8:06 pm Bobby Dixon—

   is cyber bullying like criticism?

7. March 3rd, 2013 / 8:29 pm Meek—

   Reader-Response Trolling

8. March 3rd, 2013 / 10:13 pm A D Jameson—

   No, satirical academic criticism is more akin to Islamofascist terrorism. I’m the Ayman al-Zawahiri of Alt Lit.

9. March 4th, 2013 / 12:46 am Jeremy Hopkins—

   ‘I Slam, O Fascist!’
   a Poem in Three-and-a-Half Cantos
   by Percy Bysshe Shelley

10. March 4th, 2013 / 12:56 am shaun gannon—

    youre just jealous its still listed as the top popular post on the sidebar! haw haw

11. March 4th, 2013 / 1:26 am A D Jameson—

    Ooh, you got me! Ooh!

    Nah, I think it’s great that post’s been so popular! I’m not one to begrudge anyone their success. But I am curious to hear how its author reconciles the numerous judgments he makes there with his more recent admonitions not to judge. … Chris?

12. March 4th, 2013 / 1:27 am A D Jameson—

    Also, it’s funny that someone made a new account just to post this. Anonymous much?

13. March 4th, 2013 / 8:55 pm Meek—

    My, how very committed!

    It’s not anonymous, nor “just” to post what was posted (by which you mean merely); I’m chiming in as one might a discussion board.

    I apologize if you mis-interpreted my original post; perhaps I read myself in it.

    Prosit posting, comrade!

14. March 4th, 2013 / 9:50 pm A D Jameson—

    Meek, you will inherit the blogosphere.

15. March 4th, 2013 / 9:51 pm A D Jameson—

    And my own apologies if I misinterpreted you. What nasty thing, interpretation! Better to assume that everyone is really just saying, “I love you,” over and over again in a hundred of different ways.