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Granta 10: Travel Writing (Import)

Granta 10: Travel Writing (Import)

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

James Fenton is a rather peculiar individual. He was, after all, among the first to loot the US Embassy as the city of Saigon fell. This year, he found himself in the Presidential Palace in Manila, and his booty included one towel (with the monogram of Imelda Marcos) and a letter to President Marcos - resting alongside the grand piano, on which James Fenton managed to play a version of Bach's Prelude in C (abruptly abbreviated) while the population of Manila rioted. But James Fenton's version of the Philippines is more than a record of being at the right place at the worst of possible times. It is also an account of one of the most historic uprisings in recent years - in which an entire people, cheated of its vote in a snap election, responded in turn: with a snap revolution.

Granta 18: The Snap Revolution (Import)

JAMES FENTON

Essays & Correspondence

Writers describe their experiences visiting the Amazon, Nicaragua, Cuba, central Europe, Bradford, England, Angola, Afghanistan, and Guatemala

Granta 20: In Trouble Again: A Special Issue of Travel Writing (Import)

For more than a decade, Granta has spanned the globe in the diversity of its writers, in the breadth of talent it displays, and in its expansive coverage of important issues. In this new isue, Allan Garganus, Susan Swan, Tony Gould, Blake Morrison, Joy Williams and other writers explore the theme of "Children" in outstanding pieces of fiction, memoirs and more.

Granta 55: Children: Blind, Bitter Happiness (Autumn 1996)

Jack, Ian

Classics

How do we cope with the public and private disaster? Jasmina Tesanovic on being bombed in Belgrade -- "The Diary of a Political Idiot"; Ian Jack on good behavior aboard the Titanic; Joy Williams on the necessary death of her dog Hawk; Edward Said on the shame of his body; James Buchan inside Saddam's Iraq. Plus: Edmund White, and the debut of a novelist unknown when this issue was published -- Zadie Smith.

Granta 67: Women and Children First

The Alarming Palsy of James Orr [Hardcover] [Nov 02, 2017] Tom Lee

Lee, Tom

Literary

The Future is History: How Totalitarianism Reclaimed Russia

Politics & Social Sciences

Gessen, Masha

Politics & Government

Mamas Last Hug

De Waal, Frans

The Godless Gospel

julian-baggini

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