Granta 89: The Factory (Paperback)


Britain invented the factory, and some say America perfected it. Where are factories now, and what happened to the world of work that went with them? Features reports and dispatches from the scene of making things all over the world, including new writing by Isabel Hilton, Eric Schlosser, and Robert Sullivan; a report on Bhopal 20 years after the disaster; a return to Akenfield - the town the factory forgot - with Ronald Blythe; and a photo essay by Alec Soth.

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Britain invented the factory, and some say America perfected it. Where are factories now, and what happened to the world of work that went with them? Features reports and dispatches from the scene of making things all over the world, including new writing by Isabel Hilton, Eric Schlosser, and Robert Sullivan; a report on Bhopal 20 years after the disaster; a return to Akenfield - the town the factory forgot - with Ronald Blythe; and a photo essay by Alec Soth.

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Product Details

General

Imprint

Granta Books (UK)

Country of origin

United Kingdom

Series

Granta: The Magazine of New Writing, 089

Release date

April 2005

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First published

May 2005

Editors

Dimensions

212 x 147 x 15mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

256

ISBN-13

978-1-929001-19-4

Barcode

9781929001194

Categories

LSN

1-929001-19-3



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