I, too, dislike it

"A little while later I met Moore again when she visited Cambridge for a conference trumped up by the Summer School.  Every summer Harvard assembled eminences, and in 1956 the subject was the American literary magazine.  The ex-editor of The Dial attended, together with Allen Tate, Philip Rahv, Robert Lowell, Hugh Kenner, and R. P. Blackmur.  When I watched Moore meander among these Mount Rushmores of the literary moment, I realized: They are all afraid of her.  She is five foot three and a half inches tall, weighs less than a hundred pounds, talks in a low mumble while looking at the floor, continually disparages herself while praising others - and they are all terrified of her."

--Donald Hall, Their Ancient Glittering Eyes