Zombies and consciousness
From Philip Goff's TLS review of Robert Kirk's new book . A philosophical zombie, as opp…
From Philip Goff's TLS review of Robert Kirk's new book . A philosophical zombie, as opp…
(The now-defunct blog) Petrona kindly points me in the direction of the (also defunct) Good Li…
Scott Pack responds at length to Rachel Cooke's bizarre (if predictable) avoidance of the …
Four months ago today, I read this review by Paul Binding in the TLS: Dag Solstad's eminence…
After reading your Blog about Book Review pages, I would like you to know that no book either pu…
Stephen King was on Desert Island Discs this morning. I always like listening to writers and ar…
On and off for the last few weeks, I've been working and not working on a long review. I wis…
From a wonderful Paris Review interview with Henry Green , the interviewer Terry Southern says t…
In January I complained about the lack of books in my local library. Actually, the fiction sele…
Mark Lawson reviews the English al-Jazeera news channel: The lead headline in all the debut bu…
In regard of the free for all over review copies, payments and book blogging credibility, I'…
The latest LRB , the contributor's notes: "Michael Hofmann’s anthology of 20th-century …
Vague thoughts about discontinuing this blog. Perhaps nothing more to say. No wish, at least, to…
"Why isn't George Bush Snr being charged? Why isn't Douglas Hurd being charged? Why…
The Times and The Booktrust Teenage Prize have teamed up to launch a competition for budding bo…
The Financial Times is a good source of quality book reviews. Yesterday it printed Mark Ford…
Beckett ... was aware of himself as a photographic subject. "He had a great face for black-…
I used to have a clipping from the Sunday Times circa 1987. It was a one-off column by Paul Able…
Lindesay Irvine of The Guardian's books blog admits it's an old chestnut but asks it ag…
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