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Investigative journalism, essays and fiction,
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This review is from: Granta 104 (Granta: The Magazine of New Writing) (Paperback)
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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Granta 104 (Granta: The Magazine of New Writing) by Alex Clark (Paperback - January 10, 2009)
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