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Granta, Issue 125: After the War de John Freeman

Granta, Issue 125: After the War: Granta, cartea 125

Autor John Freeman
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 16 oct 2013
It is not just nations that are made and destroyed by war - families are scattered, boundaries of loyalty redrawn. The autumn issue of Granta explores the aftermath of conflict. Patrick French writes of a great uncle whose death in the Second World War transformed the family line. A powerful new story by Thomas McGuane tells of fraternal rivalry and the truth of a mother's past. A new essay by Aleksandar Hemon recounts a friend's separation from his father during the Balkan Wars. From the familial to the global, here is what happens when the weapons are set down, brought to life in fiction, poetry, reportage and memoir.
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ISBN-13: 9781905881710
ISBN-10: 1905881711
Pagini: 255
Ilustrații: colour illustrations
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Editura: Granta Books
Seria Granta

Notă biografică

SIGRID RAUSING is the publisher and acting editor of Granta magazine, and the publisher of Granta and Portobello Books. She is the author of History, Memory and Identity in Post Soviet Estonia: The End of a Collective Farm (Oxford University Press) and Everything is Wonderful, forthcoming from Grove Atlantic in the US and Bonniers in Sweden spring 2014.

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It is not just nations that are made and destroyed by war - families are scattered, boundaries of loyalty redrawn. The autumn issue of Granta explores the aftermath of conflict. Patrick French writes of a great uncle whose death in the Second World War transformed the family line. A powerful new story by Thomas McGuane tells of fraternal rivalry and the truth of a mother's past. A new essay by Aleksandar Hemon recounts a friend's separation from his father during the Balkan Wars. From the familial to the global, here is what happens when the weapons are set down, brought to life in fiction, poetry, reportage and memoir.