New York: Granta. 2008. SIGNED first edition - An issue which brings together diverse pieces about fathers and fatherhood. SIGNED by TWO contributors - Joseph O'Neill and Jonathan Lethem. Also includes contributions by Siri Hustveldt, Ali Smith, poetry by Will Self, photographs by Kevin Cummins and John Naughton and more. Notes on contributors. 261 pp. ISBN: 9781929001347.
Condition: Very near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers.
New York: Granta. 2010. SIGNED first edition - An issue which tells the story of "how and why we work in the twenty-first century. Joshua Ferris returns to the mind-numbing world of office work in America in a new piece of fiction, while Steven Hall visits the world's pre-eminent robot lab to see what machines will do for us next. Caroline Moorehead explores the trafficking of workers into the United Kingdom and Daniel Alarcon infiltrates the world of book pirating in Peru. Salman Rushdie contributes a surprising essay on sloth." SIGNED by TWO contrbutors - by editor John Freeman next to his name and by Daniel Alarcon at his contribution "Life Among the Pirates" (on book piracy in Latin…
New York: Granta. 2010. SIGNED first edition - An issue which tells the story of "how and why we work in the twenty-first century. Joshua Ferris returns to the mind-numbing world of office work in America in a new piece of fiction, while Steven Hall visits the world's pre-eminent robot lab to see what machines will do for us next. Caroline Moorehead explores the trafficking of workers into the United Kingdom and Daniel Alarcon infiltrates the world of book pirating in Peru. Salman Rushdie contributes a surprising essay on sloth." SIGNED by TWO contrbutors - by editor John Freeman next to his name and by Daniel Alarcon at his contribution "Life Among the Pirates" (on book piracy in Latin America.) Also includes contributions for Yiyun Li, Jim Crace, Ngugi wa Thiong'o, Derek Walcott, Brad Watson and more. Notes on contributors. 320 pp. ISBN: 9781929001392.
GRANTA 104: FATHERS (The Magazine of New Writing) Winter 2008.
GRANTA 109: WORK (The Magazine of New Writing)
