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"The Originator" Never Goes Out of Style/Ben Ratliff Appreciation
Yesterday we mentioned Mental Floss and their series of videos that explored the classic “Bo Diddley Beat“. While we totally appreciate the selections (yes, even the George Michael song),… more →
Vol. 1 Brooklyn
Granta's Windy City Sales Hot Air?
Taylor Bright wrote 1 week ago: Granta has made a little buzz in Chicago as The Chicago Tribune Reports: Granta’s acting edito … more →
Time for Real Communication
fsowalla wrote 1 week ago: A London acquaintance of mine, John Freeman, was on the Diane Rehm Show last month discussing his ne … more →
Almanacco del Giorno - 18 Nov. 2009
Nicola di Bowery wrote 1 week ago: Faster Times – Herzog: The Best Documentaries You’ve Never Seen The New Yorker – S … more →
Communication Breakdown
alexdonald wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s a familiar refrain; technology is ruining human relationships and technological advances … more →
A different kind of haunting.
theediblegirl wrote 1 month ago: This week, I’ve been feeling haunted. Not with the paranormal, UFO’s, or horror films. … more →
How e-mail rots your brain
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Brian Bethune wrote 1 month ago: John Freeman, 34, is the American editor of the eminent British literary magazine Granta, a job he t … more →
"The Originator" Never Goes Out of Style/Ben Ratliff Appreciation
Jason Diamond wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday we mentioned Mental Floss and their series of videos that explored the classic “Bo D … more →
O Pioneers (della traduzione)
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Nicola di Bowery wrote 1 month ago: Leggo su Granta “Wrestling with Translation” di Jeffrey Yang, note sulla difficoltà di t … more →
Read: Lost Cat
Sariah Choucair-Joseph wrote 1 month ago: Granta is a fantastic literary journal. I’m loathe to write that because “literary jour … more →
Advances in Clinical Chemistry
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mbjesq wrote 1 month ago: My second-most-favorite magazine of all time is Clinical Chemistry. Like my first-most-favorite maga … more →
my book 'Coconut Unlimited' is awesome...
nikeshshukla wrote 1 month ago: Coconut Unlimited Don’t take my word for it… take the words of some of publishing’ … more →
Bites: The last Nobel mentions (maybe...), libraries in trouble, browsing, new Tom Waits, Mussolini working for the Brits, and more
Jason Diamond wrote 1 month ago: One final Nobel link roundup. The New Yorker on President Obama’s “Nobel surprise“ … more →
Bites: Chabon Interviewed, Granta Changes, Literary Doppelgangers, Grand Theft Auto & Inherent Similarities, Anderson to adapt Dahl, Real Chocolate, and more
Willa A. Cmiel wrote 1 month ago: Michael Chabon is interviewed at Jacket Copy on fatherhood and the writing process: “I think i … more →
New Scottish writing magazine aims to become the Scottish Granta.
oxfambooksglasgow wrote 1 month ago: Exciting news this. Scotland already has one of the finest (and totally free) arts and media magazin … more →
Discovering Five Dials
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Raza Rumi wrote 1 month ago: by Raza Rumi ‘We’d love to have more people from Pakistan writing for and reading the magazine … more →
The first chapter
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morethangray wrote 2 months ago: I arrived home from work yesterday to find a box from Amazon on the porch. Inside was a layer of ne … more →
Maitland, Sara (2008) A Book of Silence
Ben wrote 2 months ago: A Book of Silence (2008) Sara Maitland Granta, 287pp Sara Maitland’s work has often been infused wit … more →
Bites: Chicago reflects, James Ellroy, new Eastwick, Twilight soundtrack, and more
Jason Diamond wrote 2 months ago: The Guardian looks at literary Chicago, in it’s more “reflective period” in the wa … more →
Aleksandar Hemon is My Favorite Writer I've Never Read*
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Willa A. Cmiel wrote 2 months ago: This is true first because he inhabits Chicago, a city where some of my fondest memories are held. … more →
