ISBN 9780241337035
Rs. 1,120
Hamish Hamilton
Grand Union
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary fiction and short stories
Zadie Smith's 'Grand Union' is a compelling collection that blends ten completely new, previously unpublished stories with some of her most acclaimed pieces from The New Yorker and other publications. This diverse anthology moves across genres and perspectives, exploring narratives that span from the historical to the vividly current, with occasional ventures into subtly dystopian realms.Why You Should Read? Explore Zadie Smith's remarkable versatility through a wide array of storytelling styles and themes. Engage with profound ideas about identity, time, place, and the lingering legacies that shape our present and future. Discover a collection that is both intellectually stimulating and keenly observant of contemporary life. Access a mix of fresh narratives and cherished works from one of today's most significant literary voices.
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- Includes ten new, previously unpublished stories
- Features acclaimed pieces from The New Yorker and other publications
- Spans genres from historical to current, with dystopian touches
- Showcases Smith's versatility in storytelling styles and themes
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How many stories are in this collection?
The collection includes ten completely new stories along with some of Smith's most acclaimed pieces from publications like The New Yorker.
Are the stories previously published?
The collection blends ten new, unpublished stories with some previously published pieces from The New Yorker and other outlets.
What genres does the collection cover?
The stories span genres from historical to contemporary, with occasional ventures into subtly dystopian realms.
What themes does the collection explore?
The collection engages with ideas about identity, time, place, and the lingering legacies that shape our present and future.