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Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
The Deep End: Introduction
Ian Jack
‘Granta needs good readers as well as good writers.’
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Somewhere Towards the End
Diana Athill
‘We knew that we would give each other no trouble.’
Fiction|Granta 98
Fiction|Granta 98
On Monday Last Week
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
‘Kamara had always resented the glamour of half-castes.’
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Fiction|Granta 98
Fiction|Granta 98
Scan
Helen Simpson
‘Since last week's diagnosis she had herself fallen out of time.’
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Cricket Fighting
Hugh Raffles
‘On the way to the cricket fight, Mr Wu slipped us a piece of paper.’
Fiction|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Dear Old Dad
Paul Theroux
‘Playing a role gave him latitude and allowed him to overcome his reticence.’
Fiction|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Fiction|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Essays & Memoir|Granta 98
Now A Major Motion Picture
Todd McEwen
‘None of these high-falutin pansy-ass would-be 'technologies' are going to save literature.’