Sentimental Value
by Amy Jackson
‘It’s hard to love someone without mercy.’ Joachim Trier illustrates the intimacy between reconciliation, forgiveness, and the home in Sentimental Value.
A New New Me
by Liberty Martin
A novel as mischievous and multiplicitous as its protagonist
RENDANG
by Magnus McDowall
A magical reclamation of individuality from the mass of some of the world’s largest cities
Granta 173: India
by Suzanne Harrington
A look at four short pieces of fiction from Granta's latest edition showcasing Indian writing
The Thing with Feathers
by Magnus McDowall
Dylan Southern’s film adaptation puts masculinity front and centre
It Was Just an Accident
by Anahit Behrooz
Iranian director Jafar Panahi's film probes the relationship between individuals, the state and violence with determined humanism
Concrete Dreams
by Max Farrar
A novel about doing rather than feeling, each episode in this long piece is discomfortingly realistic
Phoenix Brothers
by Darren Chetty
Sita Brahmachari's novel raises questions about agency, assimilation and solidarity for refugee children
Mother Mary Comes to Me
by Miraya McCoy
'Who would expect such straightforward homage from an iconoclast and self-confessed sceptic like Roy?'