| Some of you may suppose that this is some kind of dimwitted Swiftian satire. |
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| But he has written a measured and readable account, which is often even humorous in a Swiftian sort of way. |
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| Some critics, including Miles, have tried to gussy up Burroughs's antinomian morality as Swiftian satire. |
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| Coetzee provides the context for Lurie's sexual crime and punishment with a savage though amusing Swiftian satire on contemporary academic life. |
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| She offers a Swiftian modest proposal: that old people should be given financial incentives to kill themselves, thereby reducing the financial burden they impose on everyone else. |
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| Karlsson, and the nature of the seed LoveStar carries, his satire attains Swiftian proportions. |
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| Gary Shteyngart is a melancholy Russian, a wandering Jew, an unassimilated American, a Swiftian satirist and a Gogolian taleteller. |
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| In a truly Swiftian way, Wycherley forces the audience, or those of them who have the wits to see, to identify themselves with what is attacked. |
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| The American People is a sloppy, mean-spirited and heavy-handed effort, a confused hybrid of historical fiction, Swiftian satire, memoir and conspiracy theory. |
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