
Ten years ago, The Good Immigrant essay collection was crowdfunded in three days, declared a Sunday Times bestseller, and described by Zadie Smith as ‘a must-read’. The publishing industry had said no. The public said otherwise.
Now, to mark the 10th anniversary of this pivotal book, editor Nikesh Shukla reflects on what’s changed in Britain in the decade since publication and what hasn’t.
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