Granta 111: Going Back
John Freeman, Iris Murdoch, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Mark Twain, Seamus Heaney, Adrienne Rich, Joseph O'Neill, Nicholas Christopher, Janine Di Giovanni, Richard Russo, Hal Crowther, Claire Vaye Watkins, Ian Teh, Colin Grant
ISBN 10: 1905881193 ISBN 13: 9781905881192
Verlag: Granta Books, 2010
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: Granta 111: Going Back es una edición de la revista Granta que explora el tema del regreso. Esta edición presenta una colección de relatos y ensayos de diversos autores, incluyendo a John Freeman, Iris Murdoch, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Mark Twain y Seamus Heaney, entre otros. Los textos exploran las complejidades del concepto de 'volver', ya sea a un lugar físico, a un estado emocional o a un momento en el tiempo. Publicada en 2010, esta revista literaria ofrece una perspectiva profunda y variada sobre la experiencia humana del retorno. EAN: 9781905881192 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Granta 111: Going Back Autor: John Freeman| Iris Murdoch| Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie| Mark Twain| Seamus Heaney| Adrienne Rich| Joseph O'Neill| Nicholas Christopher| Janine Di Giovanni| Richard Russo| Hal Crowther| Claire Vaye Watkins| Ian Teh| Colin Grant Idioma: en Formato: tapa blanda. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers Happ-2025-05-13-80f74e3c
Inhaltsangabe:
Richard Russo returns home to a hometown on the verge of extinction. Up-and-coming fiction writer Claire Vaye Watkins explores a damaged car on an abandoned road and a Ziploc bag of pristine letters. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie shows what happens when a married man’s old flame threatens to return to Lagos. A young Iris Murdoch writes devotional letters to the older French Surrealist and Oulipo co-founder Raymond Queneau. Hal Crowther delivers a blistering critique of the Internet’s erosion of solitude.
With extracts from Mark Twain’s never-before published memoir on childhood and Colin Grant’s highly anticipated memoir Bageye at the Wheel; new poetry from Seamus Heaney, Adrienne Rich, and Nicholas Christopher; and a photographic essay by Ian Teh.
Further works include Elizabeth McCracken's stirring tale of a young widower and the traces we leave behind; Leila Aboulela’s story of an aspiring Sudanese academic’s return to London with his young Muslim wife; foreign correspondent Janine Di Giovanni’s return to Sarajevo to search for a boy she knew fifteen years ago; Peter Orner’s examination of the question ?When does a place become something else?’ in Chappaquiddick; and Joseph O’Neill on the breaking of America.
With extracts from Mark Twain’s never-before published memoir on childhood and Colin Grant’s highly anticipated memoir Bageye at the Wheel; new poetry from Seamus Heaney, Adrienne Rich, and Nicholas Christopher; and a photographic essay by Ian Teh.
Further works include Elizabeth McCracken's stirring tale of a young widower and the traces we leave behind; Leila Aboulela’s story of an aspiring Sudanese academic’s return to London with his young Muslim wife; foreign correspondent Janine Di Giovanni’s return to Sarajevo to search for a boy she knew fifteen years ago; Peter Orner’s examination of the question ?When does a place become something else?’ in Chappaquiddick; and Joseph O’Neill on the breaking of America.
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Titel: Granta 111: Going Back
Verlag: Granta Books
Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
Einband: Softcover
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