Rachel Cooke interviews Joe Sacco in Guardian Review .

Rachel Cooke interviews Joe Sacco in Guardian Review .
The second edition of The Elements of Statistical Learning (Trevor Hastie, Robert Tibshirani, Jerome Friedman) is available as a PDF downloa...
On One R Tip A Day, an early review of Ron Kabacoff's R in Action .
Zwei Herzen schlagen also in der Brust des passionierten Krimi-Sehers. Susanne Beyer in Der Spiegel
n 1969, Britain lost a 25-year business war it had been fighting with America for control of the UK film market. In 1969, the British govern...
As part of the application to my screenwriting course at Harvard I ask the students to ask me a question. Most of the questions I’ve receiv...
An important question, surprisingly often overlooked, is how you want to actually spend your time, day by day and hour by hour. In academia,...
Or take a sentence like this one, from Barthes’s first book. He is not talking about a writer or a text or a style or an image or a story, b...
I firmly believe that a person such as myself who can't make music (aside from drumming, tuneless singing, etc.) can't understand it...
“Can you see any clippy bits?” my son asked his friend. The friend was flummoxed. “Do you mean handy bits?” he asked, pointing. “Yes,” repli...
Gordon Darroch interviews Wu Ming 1 in the Herald Scotland : GD: So are you using historic warfare to raise a point about modern warfare and...
Owen Hatherley reviews Joshua Clover's 1989: Bob Dylan Didn't Have This to Sing About in the New Statesman .
For example, here’s one fun fact: The engine of Fitzgerald’s income (at least until he went to Hollywood) was not his novels but his short s...
This Space on The Turn of the Screw and Blanchot.
In the belly of the beast. C'est à dire, striving for a semblance of professionalism within a profession where a culture of secrecy trum...
The London Review of Books is celebrating its 30th anniversary by making the entire issue available online. John Sutherland has a piece i...