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210	0		_aGranta
222		0	_aGranta
245	0	4	_aThe Granta.
260			_a[London : _bPrinted and published for the proprietor by King, Sell, & Railtor, Ltd., _c1889-
300			_av. : _bill. ; _c21-27 cm.
310			_aFour no. a year, _b[1979?]-
321			_aWeekly, _bJan. 1889-19
362	0		_aVol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 18, 1889)- ; [new ser., 1 (1979)]-
500			_a"Granta's first incarnation was as a student magazine at Cambridge University. It began in 1889 and published the early work of writers as various as E.M. Forster and A.A. Milne, Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath. Granta's second incarnation took it out of Cambridge and into the wider world. It began in 1979." (a brief history from the Granta web page)
500			_aSubtitle varies: 1889-19 , A college joke to cure the dumps; <autumn 2000>- , The magazine of new writing.
500			_aIn the new series, each issue has also a distinctive title.
500			_aPublished <2000>- by Granta Publications in London and by Granta USA in New York.
500			_aTitle from caption.
650		0	_aLiterature _vPeriodicals.
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