This critic was discharged from Vanity Fair in 1920 for writing overly acerbic reviews.
This critic was discharged from Vanity Fair in 1920 for writing overly acerbic reviews. Her first book of verse, Enough Rope, was a 1926 bestseller. Two other collections, Sunset Gun and Death and [*]  Taxes were collected with Rope in Collected Poems: Not So Deep as a Well.  For 10 points—name this founder of the Algonquin Round Table who once quipped, "Men seldom make passes/at girls who wear glasses."
This critic was discharged from Vanity Fair in 1920 for writing overly acerbic reviews.
Dorothy Parker