Steiner wrote 130+ pieces for The New Yorker between 1967-1997; was often called a successor to Edmund Wilson; wrote on a wide variety of subjects; often called "elitist"
Steiner wrote 130+ pieces for The New Yorker between 1967-1997; was often called a successor to Edmund Wilson; wrote on a wide variety of subjects; often called "elitist"
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