Granta Diary 2004

by Granta: The Magazine of New Writing

Available for the first time, "Granta Diary 2004 is a spiral-bound engagement calendar presented by" Granta Magazine. Granta Magazine has always featured strong and distinctive photography. Granta Diary 2004 showcases 52 of the most beautiful or startling images the magazine has come across in the last few years. The result is a cutting-edge, stylish showcase of some of the best photographers around.

128 pages, Calendar

First published June 1, 2003

About the author

Granta magazine was founded in 1889 by students at Cambridge University as The Granta, a periodical of student politics, student badinage and student literary enterprise, named after the river that runs through the town. In this original incarnation it had a long and distinguished history, publishing the early work of many writers who later became well known, including A. A. Milne, Michael Frayn, Stevie Smith, Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath. During the 1970s, it ran into trouble – dwindling money, mounting apathy – from which it was rescued by a small group of postgraduates who successfully and surprisingly relaunched it as a magazine of new writing, with both writers and their audience drawn from the world beyond Cambridge.