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Stacks
Ted Hodgkinson There are few things worse than being rebuked by the very books you have promised yourself you will read. They wind up in the most ingenious places – acting as impromptu rests for cups...
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A.L. Kennedy's Changing People
Ted Hodgkinson ‘I didn’t want to lie on my back in the night and hope that the phone might ring and there would be a journey and hands that I could hold with my hands.’ So speaks the narrator of A.L....
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Granta Audio: Lavinia Greenlaw
Lavinia Greenlaw, Ted Hodgkinson The Granta Fornightly Podcast: This week Lavinia Greenlaw reads several poems from her latest collection, The Casual Perfect and talks to Online Editor Ted Hodgkinson...
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Interview: Peter Orner
Ted Hodgkinson, Peter Orner From his first story collection, Esther Stories, on to his most recent novel, Love Shame and Love, Peter Orner has established himself as one of the most distinctive...
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Interview: Nick Dybek
Nick Dybek, Ted Hodgkinson Yesterday Nick Dybek was announced as the latest Granta New Voice. He spoke to online editor Ted Hodgkinson about his forthcoming novel, When Captain Flint Was Still A Good...
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Interview: Ben Lerner
Ted Hodgkinson, Ben Lerner Photo by Matt Lerner. Ben Lerner has received numerous awards for his three collections of poetry – The Lichtenberg Figures, Angle of Yaw, and Mean Free Path – and most...
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Granta Audio: Peter Stamm
Ted Hodgkinson, Peter Stamm Photo by Gaby Gerster. Peter Stamm is the author of several novels, most recently Seven Years, which tells of Alex, a handsome architect with a beautiful and talented wife,...
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Interview: Zadie Smith
Ted Hodgkinson, Zadie Smith Zadie Smith’s first novel in seven years, NW, focuses on the lives of four people trying to escape their past. The setting is largely Smith’s home neighbourhood, to which...
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Granta Audio: Jeet Thayil
Ted Hodgkinson, Jeet Thayil Jeet Thayil is the author of four collections of poetry. His debut novel, Narcopolis – was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize – tells of a group of outsiders caught up in...
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Granta Audio: Brad Feuerhelm
Brad Feuerhelm, Ted Hodgkinson ‘Ordinary Light’ is a selection of photographs which appears in the latest issue of Granta, Medicine, taken from Brad Feuerhelm’s extensive collection. Including images...
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Granta Audio: Deborah Levy
Ted Hodgkinson, Deborah Levy Deborah Levy’s novel Swimming Home was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. Set in the South of France, it is the story of Joe, a poet who arrives with his family at...
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Colin Robinson: The Granta Podcast, Ep. 55
Ted Hodgkinson, Colin Robinson Detail from illustration by Guy Shield / The Jacky Winter Group, which accompanies ‘Paddleball’ by Colin Robinson in Granta 122: Betrayal. This week on The Granta...
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Interview: Dan Rhodes
Ted Hodgkinson, Dan Rhodes Selected in 2003 as one of Granta’s Best of Young British Novelists, Dan Rhodes is the author of several novels, including Timoleon Vieta Come Home and This is Life, and...
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James Lasdun: The Granta Podcast, Ep. 56
Ted Hodgkinson, James Lasdun The writer and critic James Lasdun is the author of several collections of stories, including It’s Beginning to Hurt, two novels, including The Horned Man, three and soon...
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Interview: Al Alvarez
Al Alvarez, Ted Hodgkinson Al Alvarez is a critic, essayist and poet whose many books include his study of suicide, The Savage God, which explores his relationship with Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes and...
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Interview: Turkish Granta
Ted Hodgkinson This coming week will see the launch of the first issue of Turkish Granta, themed Identity, just in time for the London Book Fair, which will have Turkey as its Market Focus for 2013....
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Evie Wyld: The Granta Podcast, Ep.59
Ted Hodgkinson, Evie Wyld Continuing a series of podcasts on our Best of Young British Novelists 4, today we bring you an interview with Evie Wyld. Wyld’s first novel, After the Fire, A Still Small...
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Interview: Chloe Aridjis
Chloe Aridjis, Ted Hodgkinson Chloe Aridjis was born in New York and grew up in the Netherlands and Mexico City. Her first novel, Book of Clouds, published in 2009, won the Prix du Premier Roman...
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David Szalay: The Granta Podcast, Ep. 64
Ted Hodgkinson, David Szalay Continuing a series of podcasts featuring our Best of Young British Novelists, today we bring you an interview with David Szalay. Szalay was born in Canada; his family...
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Granta Audio: Jon McGregor
Ted Hodgkinson, Jon McGregor Photo by Dan Sinclair. Jon McGregor talks about reworking his first published story ‘What the Sky Sees’ from the female perspective and reads from both the original and...
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