Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and CNN's Fareed Zakaria go head to head with leading international historian Niall Ferguson and renowned economist David Daokui Li on the key geopolitical issue of the century: the rise of China.

Granta 116 gathers writing from around the world that conjures the complexity and sorrow of life since 11 September 2001.

Thirty years of wit, wisdom, gossip, and intimacy from Diana Athill, one of the UK’s bestselling and best-loved authors, in the first collection of her letters ever to be published.

A classic memoir by the author of the New York Times bestseller Somewhere Towards the End.

In a prose style of inimitable wit and rare candour, distinguished editor Diana Athill recounts tales from a long life in publishing, including her reflections on editing writers such as V. S. Naipaul, Jean Rhys and Mordecai Richler.

Granta has long been known for the quality of its travel writing, and this scintillating collection shows us again that whether we are in Birmingham or Belarus, there is always something new to be discovered.

Tom McCarthy argues that in Herge's Tintin cartoon adventures the characters are as strong and the plots as complex as any dreamt up by the great novelists, and he asks a simple question: is Tintin literature?

International bestselling author and New Yorker columnist Adam Gopnik's 50th anniversary edition of the CBC Massey Lectures is at once an enchanting homage to a season and a captivating journey through the modern imagination.

In Yesterday Morning Diana Athill goes back to her beginnings to create an evocation of a mostly blissful childhood in a Norfolk country house in the England of the 1920s.