[FAS] SAS 185 & 186: Writing Modern South Asia / Subaltern South Asia: Gender, Caste and Literature

From the digital salon ARCADE: Literature, the humanities, & the world.

Founded in 1889 by students at Cambridge University as The Granta and named after the river that runs through the town, Granta magazine publishes new literary fiction, memoir, reportage, and poetry by international writers from around the world, translated into English. It also includes commentary by some of the translators. For full access and for older editions, check the Harvard Library's holdings of Granta, by viewing the HOLLIS record.