Monthly Archives: February 2009

It’s your sadness, idiot.

I don’t want to reveal any names, but I was recently told that Simon Critchley, following a conference somewhere on the Iberian Peninsula, invited another philosopher to go see the Chemical Brothers, as he had an extra ticket. At the concert the second philosopher suffered a mild heart attack and was forced to cancel all [...]

‘National Treasures’ by Charles McLeod

National Treasures, the wondrous title story of which appeared in Issue 2 of Dossier, is forthcoming from Random House UK/Harvill Secker in 2011. You can read the story here, as a PDF file.

Review: “The Cherry Orchard,” BAM Harvey Theater, Jan. 3 – Mar. 8

There’s a moment in Sam Mendes’ new production of “The Cherry Orchard” in which the pompous young manservant Yasha (Josh Hamilton) and his adoring lover Dunyasha (Charlotte Parry) are alone in a field, kissing. Yasha says he doesn’t like girls who are too forward. “…[A] girl must know her place,” he says. “If there’s one [...]