Who among these is NOT mentioned in Part I of the text as having an opinion on interviews?

In Part I of The Interview from the Class 12 English textbook, various authors and figures express their opinions on interviews, including V.S. Naipaul and Rudyard Kipling. However, Saul Bellow is not specifically mentioned in this section as having a stance on interviews. The text primarily discusses the perspectives of those who view interviews as intrusive or revealing, contrasting with Bellow’s later commentary on the power dynamics inherent in the interview process. This distinction highlights the range of attitudes toward interviews and underscores the varying significance attributed to them by different writers.