Nandan Ghiya

‘The moment I see these portraits, my first thought is: Let’s make it for suitable for the twenty-first century.’

Lorna Gibb

‘There were rules to the game. I could not lose my virginity and I had to be careful not to let a boy go further than I wanted to.’

Lorna Gibb

Lorna Gibb on why Alasdair Gray's Lanark is the best book of 1981.

Rebecca Giggs

‘The whale as landfill. It was a metaphor, and then it wasn’t.’

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Janine di Giovanni

‘It seemed there was a little piece of Iraqi earth inside me that refused to let me go.’

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Peter Gizzi

‘was it wind or a creature / am I here or is it over’

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Charles Glass

‘No Armenian can forget 1915.’

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Noémie Goudal

In her series Observatoires, Noémie Goudal places stairs, pyramids and domes in natural, isolated, timeless spaces.

Colin Grant

‘Restored nature would be a phantom of its former self. The experience would be akin to visiting a wildlife park.’

Minal Hajratwala

‘The unicorns are a technology / we cannot yet approximate.’

Minal Hajratwala

‘Please be creative. This is only the beginning.’

Sarah Hall

Sarah Hall, a Granta Best of Young British Novelist, shares five things she’s reading, watching and thinking about.

Anjum Hasan

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Anjum Hasan

‘motorcyclists like to howl / and dogs drop bulging bags of garbage / from their mouths when they see other dogs / they want to mount’