Critic turned author James Wood: 'Sometimes I think I've lost my nerve. I'm not slaying people any more' | Books | The Guardian
Colin Marshall › From my interview archive: critics Clive James and James Wood
James Wood on writing his own novel, Upstate, as a critic.
Critic turned author James Wood: 'Sometimes I think I've lost my nerve. I'm not slaying people any more' | Books | The Guardian
The Art of Persuasion, an Interview with Critic James Wood - Electric Literature
James Wood — Emil Wesolowski
Literary critic James Wood: 'I'm taking a religious view of an earthly form' | Literary criticism | The Guardian
The Good Eye: A Woman Possessed: Was she wrong to go all Isabelle Adjani on New Yorker book critic James Wood? - Columns - The Austin Chronicle
James Wood, "Upstate" - YouTube
James Wood's The Nearest Thing to Life review: How atheism informs his criticism
At Home With Claire Messud and James Wood, the First Couple of American Fiction
James Wood's inspired reading - Becca Rothfeld - Bookforum Magazine
James Wood interview: The New Yorker writer on how technology is changing reading, how aging changes critics, and why he regrets being too hard on David Foster Wallace.
The Nearest Thing to Life by James Wood review – 'the foremost literary enthusiast of our time' | Autobiography and memoir | The Guardian
The Critical View | Arts | The Harvard Crimson
James Wood on five great novels of consciousness
eric forbes's book addict's guide to good books: James WOOD
Why James Wood is the best literary critic we have | TheArticle
What Critic James Wood Would Make of Novelist James Wood
James Wood — Emil Wesolowski
Essayist James Wood explores pathos of prose – The Miscellany News
