Jewish Multiculturalism
Photo Essay
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Photos selected from John Offenbach's photography book and exhibition, Jew: A Photographic Project.
Jewish Multiculturalism
Fragments of my Father
Simon Liebesny
The Death of Beelzebub
Will Self
(In)Security
Stephen Frosh
The Missing Mizrahi
Shelley Silas
Yiddish as a Living Language
Ross Bradshaw
Beatty Orwell: The Battle of Cable Street
Rachel Lichtenstein
Jewish Multiculturalism
Michael Rosen
On Assimilation
Jonathan Wolff
Distinctions & Extinctions
Devorah Baum
Jews and Poles in Interwar Poland
Eva Hoffman
The intention
John Offenbach
Illuminating, in-depth conversations between writers.
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The series that tells the true-life stories of migration to the UK.
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Afro-Caribbean writer Frantz Fanon, his work as a psychiatrist and commitment to independence movements.
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A six-part audio drama series featuring writers with provocative and unexpected tales.
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Reggae Story
Hannah Lowe reads her poem, 'Reggae Story' inspired by her Jamaican father, Chick. Directed by Matthew Thompson and commissioned by the Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry Foundation.
The City Kids See the Sea
Roger Robinson reads his poem, 'The City Kids See the Sea'. Directed by Matthew Thompson and commissioned by the Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry Foundation.
Other Wild
Emily Zobel Marshall invites us to heal by connecting to our senses and the natural world
A Novel Cure
Co-hosts Ella Berthoud and Isabelle Dupuy introduce our new podcast series, A Novel Cure, focussed on bibliotherapy. Each month listeners can write in with their dilemmas, and our dynamic duo will suggest remedies for the head and heart, drawn from books.
All the men my mother never married
A chapter from an unpublished autobiography, dedicated to my mother, Sarah Efeti Kange
Granta 173: India
A look at four short pieces of fiction from Granta's latest edition showcasing Indian writing
The Thing with Feathers
Dylan Southern’s film adaptation puts masculinity front and centre
