Ein rasanter Bericht aus dem Inneren der SpitzenkücheBill Buford, Kultautor des Bestsellers »Hitz...

Auf den ersten Blick erinnern Walton Fords großformatige, detailreiche Tieraquarelle an die Druck...

From the author of the widely acclaimed Heat, an exhilarating account of Bill Buford's adventures...

Herbie ist ein niedlicher VW Käfer mit eigener Persönlichkeit. DOch der fiese Rennfahrer Peter Th...

Edited by The New Yorker 's Bill Buford, the pieces collected here 'prove that a restless, intrep...

Bill Buford, an enthusiastic, if rather chaotic, home cook, was asked by the New Yorker to write ...

'A chomping, romping, savoury tour de force: by turns hilarious, and seriously thought provoking'...

The book that helped define a genre: Heat is a beloved culinary classic, an adventure in the kitc...

Ten years ago, James Fenton went to Saigon, having made up his mind that, no matter what happened...

Dirty Realism is the fiction of a new generation of American authors. They write about the belly-...

'Bill Buford turns his inimitable attention from Italian cuisine to the food of France. Baffled b...

What does it mean to leave your country?Is it possible, by travelling to a New World, to become a...

What is happening on the continent of Africa? What are its images?The inauguration of Nelson Mand...

They have names like Barmy Bernie, Daft Donald, and Steamin' Sammy. They like lager (in huge quan...

Granta is ten years old. And its 'Birthday Special' is a celebration, a merry miscellany, a mad e...

For long hours Shebani sat up there with open eyes listening to the weeping. It was more whimperi...

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Over the course of the last five years, more and more people have realized that the dominant voic...

For the last thirty or forty years, it has been a commonplace that science and literature don't m...

The first issue of the new Granta collects work by some of the most accomplished American writers...

James Fenton is a rather peculiar individual.He was, after all, among the first to loot the US Em...

Five years ago, Granta published 'Travel Writing'.Five years ago there was a travel writing reviv...

This special issue of Granta is devoted to failure. It is a hymn to humiliation - unmitigated pub...

In this issue, arguments for the future of publishing by Brigid Brophy, John Sutherland, David Ca...

What is Nadia - living over there in Pakistan - really like? A girl of bangles and perfume and lo...

What is it - this thing, this flesh, this cabin of our consciousness, this sailboat of our soul?T...

Granta 24

In three years, our vocabulary has changed. Then we used words like 'a divided Germany'. There wa...

Many things have been said about General Alfredo Stroessner, the 'President' of Paraguay for thir...

Get it, spend it. Save it, lose it. Risk it, win it. Lose it again, get it again: and then give i...

From Nobel laureates to debut novelists, international translations to investigative journalism, ...

What does 'story-teller' suggest? Folk-tales, myths, sea voyages, a cartoon campfire: in short, a...

Biographies: what are they and why do we like reading them?Are the merely a high form of literary...

On a Friday afternoon in late November, George Parkman - doctor of medicine, austere tenement lan...

When the time comes - our appointment, our dark hour - what thoughts will we have? Will we be bra...

First, there's Keith Talent: a bad guy. The kind of guy who is trying to sell you something - per...

In 1985, Granta published James Fenton's extraordinary - and now legendary - account of the fall ...

Boris is a novella that works on several levels: a love-story, a tragedy, a depiction of pain and...

Granta's 'History' is devoted to history of the most old-fashioned kind: historia in its original...

The second instalment of Granta magazine's list of young British writers featuring a wide array o...

John le CarrèWhen is easy. Why never is.It is always possible to say when it happens: that crucia...

Discontent - justified and widely felt. Violence. Revolt. The Revolution. Since 1917, we have bee...

The year 1989, annus mirabilis, is the most important year in Europe since the end of World War T...

Four years ago, Paul Gascoigne was an athlete of promise, but not a lot more. He had his distinct...

It's New Year's Day 1954, and everything is just fine.Inflation is low, employment is high and th...

The Family'They fuck you up, your mum and dad,' Philip Larkin wrote, but Philip Larkin got it wro...

What is Milan Kundera's writing about? Sexual conquest and Russian tanks, arousal and totalitaria...

This special, double issue of Granta is organized to fill a gap, a felt emptiness in current lite...