Archive for March, 2010
A Well Known Case of Forgery
Thomas Jones interviews Italo Calvino
Gangland
Publishing Thrills
Too Stupid
Conversations with Dr Himmelfarb
August Kleinzahler · Poetry as Therapy
Don’t Call Me Eddie
Edward Pearce · The Politician’s Diminutive
Mama Gets Nasty
Glenn Beck and Gandhi
Moral Frotteurism
Glen Newey · Byers Hits the Ermine Ceiling
Shakespeareish
Colin Burrow · The New Arden ‘Double Falsehood’
Civilisation and Its Discothèques
After the Show, the Real Plan
Stephen Burt · Healthcare Reform
An Open Letter from Tony Judt
Green Berets with a Human Face
Slavoj Žižek · 'The Hurt Locker'
Dispatched
Jenny Diski · A Limerick
The Coldest Place in the Universe
David Kaiser · The Large Hadron Collider
Thinking of Wollstonecraft
Joanna Biggs · Quilts at the V&A
The First Photoshop Election
High Seriousness
On Stage
The Editors · Bilingual Opera
The Imprisonment of Jafar Panahi
Tariq Ali · An Iranian Filmmaker in Jail
Taking Sides
John Mearsheimer · Israel (and the lobby) against the US
Washington Keeps Quiet
Joshua Kurlantzick · Thailand's Gory Protests
Wallace v. the Terrible Master
Alex Abramovich · David Foster Wallace
Lack of Political Courage
Tony Judt · French Train Drivers' Pensions
Not the Deal of the Century
Roy Mayall · The National Agreement and the Press
Light Speed
Thomas Jones · Hadrian's Wall
Telling it like it is
In Praise of Little Books
Aram Saroyan · The Joys of Self-Publishing
Against the Odds
Thomas Jones · Bloated Advances
Security Procedures
Jon Day · Waiting at Embassies
The Huddle
Roy Mayall · Management-Speak
Down the Polder Drains
Peter Mair · The Dutch Political Landscape
How Wonderfully Realistic
Joanna Biggs · ‘Wigs on the Green’
Democracy in Action
Thomas Jones · Tony Blair's 615 Fans
Barry Hannah
Plastic Sabre Rattling
Glen Newey · Whose oil is it anyway?
Pipedreams in Battersea
Andrew Saint · The Future of Nine Elms