Granta 64: Russia the Wild East (Granta (Viking)) by Ian Jack

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Granta 64: Russia the Wild East (Granta (Viking))

by Ian Jack

Series: Granta (64)

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More than 140,000 readers around the world savor the fiction, reportage, polemics, autobiography, history, and travel writing presented in Granta. Contributors such as Paul Theroux, Salman Rushdie, Nadine Gordimer, and Mary Karr deliver writing that is controversial and thought provoking, powerful and urgent, making Granta the "freshest international writing of this decade" (Newsweek).

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