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Books > Language & Literature > Literature: texts > Essays, journals, letters & other prose works > From 1900 > General
Ian Hamilton is a poet and biographer. He is also a Tottenham
Hotspur supporter - and a Gazza fan. This collection includes his
account of the story of Gazza: at play, on show, in the press, in
pain, in distress - of Gazza more sinned against than sinning. Also
in this issue: Jonathan Raban: "On Flooded Mississippi"; Ethan
Canin: "J.D. Salinger's Heir Apparent?"; Nick Hornby: "On Teenage
Sex"; Timothy Garton Ash: "With Erich Hoenecker"; Michael
Ignatieff: "On The Era of the Warlord; and "Marking the 75th
Anniversary of Armistice Day", Steve Pyke's chilling World War I
portraits.
This edition of Granta has articles by Martha Gellhorn, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Oliver Sacks, Harold Pinter, Samuel Beckett, Raymond
Chandler and Patrick Leigh Fermor. There are examples of letters to
Chinese dissidents, letters to pop stars, hate letters, publishers'
rejection letters to Elliot, Philip Larkin and Wittgenstein and
Mandela's prison letters.
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