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Granta 150: There Must Be Ways to Organise the World with Language: There Must Be Ways to Organise the World with Language
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Series: Magazine of New Writing, Book 150
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ISBN10: 190988930X
ISBN13: 9781909889309
Publisher: Granta Magazine
Published: Feb 18 2020
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.60 Width: 5.70 Depth: 8.30
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781909889309
Publisher: Granta Magazine
Published: Feb 18 2020
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.60 Width: 5.70 Depth: 8.30
Language: English
'There must be ways to organise the world with language.' From 'Binyavanga' by Pwaangulongii Dauod
The English language is like London, a cluster of myriad villages, each with its own atmosphere and particular cadences. This issue - our 150th - celebrates language, showcasing some of the most inventive writers of fiction today.
The English language is like London, a cluster of myriad villages, each with its own atmosphere and particular cadences. This issue - our 150th - celebrates language, showcasing some of the most inventive writers of fiction today.
'There must be ways to organise the world with language.' From 'Binyavanga' by Pwaangulongii Dauod
The English language is like London, a cluster of myriad villages, each with its own atmosphere and particular cadences. This issue - our 150th - celebrates language, showcasing some of the most inventive writers of fiction today.
Sidik Fofana 'The Young Entrepreneurs of Miss Bristol's Front Porch'
Amy Leach 'How to Count Like a Pro'
Mazen Maarouf 'The Story of Anya'
Carmen Maria Machado 'The Lost Performance of the High Priestess of the Temple of Horror'
Tommi Parrish 'An Instrument of Pure Motion'
Che Yeun 'Yena'
Photographer Michael Collins chronicles his mother's life following a series of strokes, Oliver Bullough investigates the invention of shell companies in the British Virgin Islands, Andrew O'Hagan visits Carolyn, Neal Cassady's widow.
Plus: Pwaangulongii Dauod's eulogy for the late Kenyan writer Binyavanga Wainaina.
Poetry: Jack Underwood and Jay G. Ying
Photography: Noriko Hayashi, and Ian Willms introduced by Adam FouldsSidik Fofana 'The Young Entrepreneurs of Miss Bristol's Front Porch'
Amy Leach 'How to Count Like a Pro'
Mazen Maarouf 'The Story of Anya'
Carmen Maria Machado 'The Lost Performance of the High Priestess of the Temple of Horror'
Tommi Parrish 'An Instrument of Pure Motion'
Che Yeun 'Yena'
Photographer Michael Collins chronicles his mother's life following a series of strokes, Oliver Bullough investigates the invention of shell companies in the British Virgin Islands, Andrew O'Hagan visits Carolyn, Neal Cassady's widow.
Plus: Pwaangulongii Dauod's eulogy for the late Kenyan writer Binyavanga Wainaina.
Poetry: Jack Underwood and Jay G. Ying
Photography: Noriko Hayashi, and Ian Willms introduced by Adam Foulds
The English language is like London, a cluster of myriad villages, each with its own atmosphere and particular cadences. This issue - our 150th - celebrates language, showcasing some of the most inventive writers of fiction today.
Sidik Fofana 'The Young Entrepreneurs of Miss Bristol's Front Porch'
Amy Leach 'How to Count Like a Pro'
Mazen Maarouf 'The Story of Anya'
Carmen Maria Machado 'The Lost Performance of the High Priestess of the Temple of Horror'
Tommi Parrish 'An Instrument of Pure Motion'
Che Yeun 'Yena'
Photographer Michael Collins chronicles his mother's life following a series of strokes, Oliver Bullough investigates the invention of shell companies in the British Virgin Islands, Andrew O'Hagan visits Carolyn, Neal Cassady's widow.
Plus: Pwaangulongii Dauod's eulogy for the late Kenyan writer Binyavanga Wainaina.
Poetry: Jack Underwood and Jay G. Ying
Photography: Noriko Hayashi, and Ian Willms introduced by Adam FouldsSidik Fofana 'The Young Entrepreneurs of Miss Bristol's Front Porch'
Amy Leach 'How to Count Like a Pro'
Mazen Maarouf 'The Story of Anya'
Carmen Maria Machado 'The Lost Performance of the High Priestess of the Temple of Horror'
Tommi Parrish 'An Instrument of Pure Motion'
Che Yeun 'Yena'
Photographer Michael Collins chronicles his mother's life following a series of strokes, Oliver Bullough investigates the invention of shell companies in the British Virgin Islands, Andrew O'Hagan visits Carolyn, Neal Cassady's widow.
Plus: Pwaangulongii Dauod's eulogy for the late Kenyan writer Binyavanga Wainaina.
Poetry: Jack Underwood and Jay G. Ying
Photography: Noriko Hayashi, and Ian Willms introduced by Adam Foulds
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