In Grand Street's upcoming issue, digressions, detours, and deviations prove more fruitful than the beaten path. Antonio Tabucchi's sets off on imaginary adventures in "Books Never Written, Journeys Never Made"; Shozo Numa fast-forward's to a dystopian 40th-century nation in his postmodern cult novel, Yapoo, the Human Cattle, published here for the first time in English with anime illustrations; traitor Soviet General A. A. Vlasov meets his final destination in the second installment of William T. Vollmann's "Breakout"; Nobel Prize winning novelist Naguib Mahfouz takes up poetry to re-create the songs of his childhood; and Luis Sepúlveda chronicles unfulfilled moments in three vignettes from his collection Desencuentros. Along the way you'll find art by Susan Meiselas; postwar photography and writing by Shomei Tomatsu and Daido Moriyama; José Manuel Prieto's observations on life in Moscow; an interview with director Paul Thomas Anderson; fiction by Lídia Jorge, Ozren Kebo and Terézia Mora; poetry by Rachel Hadas and Harryette Mullen; and portfolios by Shahzia Sikander and Artur Bispo do Rosário. Praise for Grand Street:Grand Street has all the loopy charm of a World's Fair. -- Vanity Fair~One of the most exciting literary magazines around. --Norman Mailer~A rich concert of what is adventurous and significant in our ever-developing culture. --James LaughlinGrand Street is historical and always a fresh surprise, sponsoring points of view that have not been exhausted. --Robert Rauschenberg Edited by Jean Stein.~Texts by Antonio Tabucchi, William T. Vollmann, Naguib Mahfouz, Luis Sepúlveda and Lídia Jorge. Paperback, 8.25 x 9.5 in./256 pgs / 312 color 16 BW0 duotone 0 ~ Item D20261
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- PublisherGrand Street Pr
- Publication date2003
- ISBN 10 1885490232
- ISBN 13 9781885490230
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages256
- EditorStein Jean