| When Writers Attack (679 words) |
 | Shulevitz, on the other hand, quotes the briefest fragment of the DeLillo passage to subtantiate her view that Myers "misinterprets" it; she says what she thinks "DeLillo seems to be saying" in it; she provides none of the kind of textual analysis that Myers does to support herself. |
| After all, this is the same Judith Shulevitz who, as a columnist for Slate, attacked none other than Lee Siegel for giving a harsh review to (or, in Shulevitz's words, "taking a hatchet to") novelist Kurt Andersen. |
| Lord knows, the very trajectory of Shulevitz's career (scroll down) might be proof enough of that — she didn't, as it turns out, get to write for the most powerful newspaper in the world due to her reporting skills. |
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