Issue 104 features original work by many of the writers who have helped to make Granta the most widely read literary magazine in the world. Granta has always succeeded when at its boldest and most unpredictable, when it has sought to challenge and confront as well as entertain and inform. In this spirit, the design has been refined and a new front section is being introduced, which includes a letters page that will serve as a forum for readers’ views and opinions. The result is a magazine that carries a timely sense of renewal and possibility as Granta sails on into its second century.
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Granta magazine is published quarterly and frequently contains writing, both nonfiction and fiction, of real excellence and importance. I am not a subscriber; rather I pick up those issues that contain articles of particular interest to me. Many issues of Granta are "themed" - the theme of this issue is "Fathers".Detailed contents of this issue: - David Goldblatt: Doing the Paperwork, the author faces up to his father's violent death - Benjamin Markovits on high-school sports, Texan-style - Francesca Segal: In my Fathers Footsteps, the author looks for the Brooklyn of her father's youth - Ruchir Joshi recalls the many faces of Puppa - Siri Hustvedt: My Father Myself, on the anxiety of influence and the nature of fatherhood - Michael Bywater wonders if friendship is women's work - Writers on photographs of their fathers: Alison Bechdel, Olga Grushin, David Heatley, Reina James, Jonathan Lethem, Adam Mars-Jones, Jon McGregor, Joseph O'Neill and Ali Smith - Kevin Cummins photographs the Runcorn Wrestling Academy and John Naughton gets in the ring - Fiction by Emma Donoghue, Kirsty Gunn, James Lasdun, Daniyal Mueenuddin and Justin Torres - Poetry by Paul Farley and Will Self's fetish object
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