From Lower Saxony to Marienbad, the carwash to the planetarium, this issue of Granta reflects...
Generators, rockets, sirens and the clatter of chess – from war in Ukraine to construction...
Every ten years, Granta dedicates an issue to the best young British novelists, showcasing the...
Granta 162: Definitive Narratives of Escape is about loss and grief, repair and resolution. With...
Psychoanalysis famously privileges the vertical relationship between a child (the patient) and their parents over...
Granta 160: Conflict features Lindsey Hilsum and Volodymyr Rafeyenko (tr. Sasha Dugdale) on the war...
Granta 159: What Do You See? features William Atkins on Sizewell C, the proposed nuclear...
Granta 158: In the Family features Fatima Bhutto on grief and loss; Chris Dennis on...
In 1984, Granta published its first issue devoted to travel writing. Nearly forty years after...
Granta 156: Interiors explores the spaces and systems that contain and control us. Featuring Chris Dennis...
This issue of Granta showcases the work of twenty-five of the most exciting writers under...
‘Perhaps in isolation a new form of communication is emerging, expressing what readers and writers...
‘Never has there been a greater need for writers who can communicate about the environment...
‘After so many years of feeling that some Event was due, that something vast must...
Membranes are porous biological interfaces that regulate flows between one zone and another, allowing some...
‘There must be ways to organise the world with language.’ From ‘Binyavanga’ by Pwaangulongii Dauod...
Essays and memoir by Katherine Angel, William Atkins, Tash Aw, Melitta Breznik, Lara Feigel, Joseph Leo...
Our summer issue brings you the best new fiction from around the world. Featuring: Haruki...
It’s 1979. The Soviet Union invades Afghanistan, China introduces its one-child policy, Margaret Thatcher is...
‘If extreme feelings are a contagion within the political cultures of today, so too is...
