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Granta: the online edition

My poem 'insert name here' was published in the online edition of Granta magazine last week.

"like us or not don’t be afraid toss us a follow it counts": Read 'insert name here'.

Granta is a quarterly magazine of new writing. It was founded in 1889 by students at Cambridge University as The Granta, and in 1979, Bill Buford and Pete de Bolla transformed it from a student publication to the literary quarterly it remains today. Granta Books came ten years later, and now publishes around thirty new titles a year. Granta is most celebrated for its ‘Best of Young’ issues, which introduce the most important voices of each generation - in Britain, America, Brazil and Spain - defining the contours of the literary landscape. It has published twenty-seven Nobel Prize laureates.

My thanks to Granta poetry editor Rachael Allen, online editor Josie Mitchell, and editorial assistant Brodie Crellin.

'insert name here' is taken from my new book Contemporaneous Brand Strategy Document, published by the Veer2 imprint of Veer Books earlier this month, and launched last Sunday in Dublin's Books Upstairs bookshop (see selected public documentation of the event below).

Contemporaneous Brand Strategy Document is available to order directly from the publisher. It is also currently available from Books Upstairs and The Library Project in Dublin, and from other outlets soon.




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