Fiction|Granta 136
Interior: Monkeyboy
Patrick Flanery
‘Quitting drugs – what an idea. How final and unaccommodating. Like being left without faith or protection in a pagan world.’
An extract from Jeet Thayil’s Low.
Fiction|Granta 134
The Way of the Apple Worm
Herta Müller
Translated by Philip Boehm
Fiction by Herta Muller
Fiction|Granta 137
The Shepherds
Lauren Hough
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Fiction|The Online Edition
Last Day on Earth
Eric Puchner
Jeff Goldblum is a very mysterious man... Find out why here.
The Day After Trump Won
Leslie Jamison
‘I feel afraid, and I do not know what to make of yesterday’s belief. I can see that belief like an object shimmering underwater, a kind of relic.’
Diary of a Gulag Prison Guard
Ivan Chistyakov
‘Freedom, even with hunger and cold, is still precious and irreplaceable.’
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Françoise Huguier & A.M. Homes
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