Granta 161 – Sister, Brother
Granta 161: Sister, Brother. A touching and sometimes painful memor of sibling rivalry.
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Granta 162 – definitive narratives of escape
Granta 162 – definitive narratives of escape. An enjoyable and intimate collection of memoirs and fiction about grief and our escape from it.
Granta 160 – Conflict – a many layered thing
The theme for this issue, Granta 160, revolves around the different layers of conflict – in the Ukraine, in the family and in work.
Granta 159: What Do You See
Granta 159: What Do You See - felt like a return to some of its basic strengths – memoir and reportage – evoking disquiet and a sense of familiarity.
Granta 158: In The Family
Granta 158: In The Family is a mixed bag, rarely peeking above the average.
Granta 157 – Stayed at Home
Should We Have Stayed At Home? — Granta asks the question with a strong hint of “yes”.
Granta 156: Interior view
A mixed bag of fiction and non-fiction but enough to entertain and ask questions.
Granta 155: The Best of Young Spanish Language Novelists 2: An Indigenous Take
There were high hopes with this Spanish literature issue. Having read latin American novels before I've enjoyed the creativity especially Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Radar 3 May 2021: Granta, Interstellar, European Super League
Trying to impose an American model of financing football in Britain is a broken one
Granta 154: I’ve been away for a while – Remembering our mortality
With reportage and memoir for the industrial revolution, cholera, and coronavirus pandemic and fiction about a wandering father this was an inconsistent edition but with enough to justify it.