The Granta.

"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)

In the new series, each issue has also a distinctive title.

Published <2000>- by Granta Publications in London and by Granta USA in New York.

Title from caption.

No. 30, Winter, 1990 (1990, 251 p.) : New Europe! No. 25, Autumn 1988 (1988, 256 p.) : The murderee / Amis, Martin No. 34, Autumn 1990 (1990, 255 p.) : Death of a harvard man / Schama, Simon No. 35, (1991, 255 p.) : The unbearble peace No. 36, 1991 (1991, 256 p.) : For president /Llosa, Vargas Llosa, Vargas No. 37, Autumn 1991 (1991, 256 p.) : The family No. 38, Winter 1991 (1991, 255 p.) : We're so happy! No. 40, Summer 1992 (1992, 256 p.) : The womanizer / Ford, Richard No. 41 (1992, 254 p.) : Biography No. 42, Winter 1992 (1992, 255 p.) : Krauts ! No. 43, Spring 1993 (1993, 320 p.) : Best of young british novelists / No. 44, Summer, 1993 (1993, 253 p.) : The last place on earth No. 45, autumn 1993 (1993, 243 p.) : Gazza agonistes / Hamilton, Ian No. 46, Winter 1994 (1994, 254 p.) : Crime No. 48, Summer 1994 (1994, 255 p.) : Africa No. 49, Fall 1994 (1994, 255 p.) : Money No. 51, Autumn 1995 (1995, 255 p.) : Big men No. 56, (1996, 255 p.) : What happened to us? No. 57, (1997, 288 p.) : India No. 58, (1997, 255 p.) : Ambition No. 59, (1997, 255 p.) : France No. 61, (1998, 270 p.) : The sea No. 62, (1998, 255 p.) : What young men do? No. 67, (1999, 256 p.) : Women and children first No. 68, Winter 1999 (1999, 256 p.) : Love stories / Carver, Raymond No. 69, Spring 2000 (2000, 255 p.) : The assassin No. 72, Winter 2000 (2000, 254 p.) : Overreachers / Ford, Richard No. 73, Spring 2001 (2001, 256 p.) : Necessary journeys No. 74, (2001, 255 p.) : Confessions of a middle-aged ecstasy eater