Granta 83, Fall 2003: This Overheating World

Burtynsky, Edward; Ian Jack; Noah Richler; Bill McKibben; Maarten 't Hart; Jon McGregor; James Hamilton-Paterson; Mark Lynas; Wayne McLennan; Christopher de Bellaigue; Marian Botsford Fraser; Matthew Hart; Thomas Keneally; Philip Marsden

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Language: English

Published by Granta, London, 2003

1929001134 / 9781929001132

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First edition. Near Fine paperback with a touch of bumping at the front fore edge and a touch of shelf wear. BOOKS SHIP THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING, IN A BOX. The Fall 2003 issue of Granta, The Magazine of New Writing, #83, covering the issue of climate change, with: a large portfolio of color photographs by Edward Burtynsky, introduced by Noah Richler; an introductory essay by Bill McKibben; fiction by Maarten 't Hart and Jon McGregor; James Hamilton-Paterson on the 'unbridgeable conceptual gap between our unique species and the rest;' Mark Lynas with brief bulletins from the frontiers of climate change including Alaska, Australia, China, Tuvalu, the United States, and Peru; Wayne McLennan on rowing a boat to Alaska; essays by James Meek, Nuha al-Radi, Christopher de Bellaigue, Marian Botsford Fraser, Matthew Hart, Thomas Keneally, and Philip Marsden; and much more. Edited by Ian Jack. 256 pages; color plates and b&w photos sprinkled throughout; 5.5 x 8 inches.

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Title
Granta 83, Fall 2003: This Overheating World
Author
Burtynsky, Edward; Ian Jack; Noah Richler; Bill McKibben; Maarten 't Hart; Jon McGregor; James Hamilton-Paterson; Mark Lynas; Wayne McLennan; Christopher de Bellaigue; Marian Botsford Fraser; Matthew Hart; Thomas Keneally; Philip Marsden
Publisher
Granta, London
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2003
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Paperback
Language
English
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1929001134
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9781929001132
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