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What is fate, in a culture of free will and self-determination? Where do we project our doom, that ancient and evolving belief in predestination? In this issue of Granta, twenty-two writers meditate on fate in all its many forms.
Includes contributions by Anjan Sundaram, Andrea Stuart, Fatima Bhutto, Sam Coll, Joanna Kavenna, Joseph Roth, Michael Cunningham, and Will Self.
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Explores beliefs and doubts surrounding fate and free will.
Who is this book for?
If you're intrigued by the soulful debate of destiny versus choice, this collection offers a rich tapestry of perspectives from acclaimed writers. Each piece delves into different facets of fate, challenging how we see our own lives and choices. It’s a thoughtful read that sparks reflection on whether we’re masters of our own lives or subjects to unseen forces.
