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RENDANG

A magical reclamation of individuality from the mass of some of the world’s largest cities

A look at four short pieces of fiction from Granta's latest edition showcasing Indian writing

Dylan Southern’s film adaptation puts masculinity front and centre

Iranian director Jafar Panahi's film probes the relationship between individuals, the state and violence with determined humanism

A novel about doing rather than feeling, each episode in this long piece is discomfortingly realistic.

Sita Brahmachari's novel raises questions about agency, assimilation and solidarity for refugee children

'Who would expect such straightforward homage from an iconoclast and self-confessed sceptic like Roy?'

Baptiste’s photography captures how Black British youth culture transformed London’s sonic landscape on the cusp of the millennium

'We really must be living in strange times if we go to watch Othello for jokes. But perhaps laughter is the only way to deal with grief.'

Yrsa Daley-Ward deftly writes two unique voices and paints them both as unreliable narrators