Granta 159 - What Do You See?

In a thought-provoking spring issue, the publication delves into contemporary concerns surrounding energy and environmental change. Highlighted among its pages is the compelling analysis by William Atkins, who explores the implications of a proposed nuclear power station. With astute observations, Atkins navigates the complex landscape of energy needs and the ethical dilemmas presented by nuclear energy’s allure and risks.

Additionally, the edition is enriched by various contributors who bring diverse perspectives on what we perceive in our surroundings. The vivid narratives and evocative essays encourage readers to reflect on personal experiences and societal trends, fostering a deeper understanding of the world through the lens of current events and introspection.

In an age rife with uncertainty, this issue serves as a mirror reflecting the multifaceted nature of human experiences. Through its engaging array of stories, it prompts readers to question not only what they see but also what lies beneath the surface of understanding in today’s complex world.