Children Blind Bitter Happiness

Children Blind Bitter Happiness by Ian Jack, published by Granta in 1996, is a literary collection that spans 254 pages. This edition features a diverse array of writers who delve into the theme of “Children,” presenting a variety of outstanding pieces that include fiction and memoirs. The book showcases the breadth of talent and important issues covered by Granta over more than a decade.

Readers will find contributions from notable authors such as Allan Garganus, Susan Swan, Tony Gould, Blake Morrison, and Joy Williams, each exploring different facets of childhood through their unique perspectives. This anthology reflects the richness of literary expression and offers insights into the complexities surrounding the theme of children, making it a significant addition to literary collections.