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| | MARTIN AMIS'S "MONEY" AND "TIME'S ARROW" |
 | | Amis established himself as a comic writer with his first novel, but a comic writer whose subject is not the traditional subject of comedy. | | | "Martin Amis" lectures a bored Self on the way the modern antihero is so removed from the author that "you can do what the hell you like with him" (229). | | | Amis was twenty four when the book appeared to admiring reviews. |
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http://www.csulb.edu/~bhfinney/Amis1.html
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| | Bookreporter.com - THE WAR AGAINST CLICHÉ by Martin Amis |
| | Martin Amis is a fantastic writer; a perfect writer, maybe. | | | I mention this to distinguish the places Amis chooses to write from the places he could write if he preferred to, namely literary journals, whose thick, non-glossy editions are sold to university libraries and guys in berets. | | | If you stick with it, there are rewards to be gleaned from nearly every essay in the book --- just not necessarily from where you'd expect them; the trick is to tune out the dull stuff. |
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http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews/0786866748.asp
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| | The Austin Chronicle Books: Book Reviews |
| | Amis writes almost nothing about his collapsed marriage: no explanation, no defense, and virtually no mention of his first wife. | | | To further particularize Amis' special hell, every one of those events was gleefully, sneeringly, jeeringly recounted in the British press. | | | In Amis' youth and childhood, Kingsley (author of Lucky Jim, that paradigm of academic comedies) was a famous wit and drinker, an enthusiastic adulterer, and a loving if cranky and neurotic father. |
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http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2000-09-01/books_vsbr.html
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| | Review The War Against Cliché by Martin Amis |
| | Amis' most recent book, The War Against Cliché, reminds us of what it is about this writer that makes him so hard to completely put aside. | | | As completely and profoundly as he damns, Amis' praise and admiration for certain books and certain writers is resonant. | | | The work of 62 writers is reviewed in The War Against Cliché, but the actual number of reviews is higher as several works of some authors have been included and enough criticism of the works of Philip Larkin, Vladimir Nabokov and John Updike are here to warrant their own sections. |
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http://www.januarymagazine.com/artcult/waragainstamis.html
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| | Random House Authors Martin Amis |
| | In his uproarious first novel Martin Amis, author of the bestselling London Fields, gave us one of the most noxiously believable -- and curiously touching -- adolescents ever to sniffle and lust his way through the pages of contemporary fiction. | | | Martin Amis is the bestselling author of several books, including London Fields, Money, The Information, and Experience. | | | In this wickedly delightful collection of stories, Martin Amis once again demonstrates why he is a modern master of the form. |
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http://www.randomhouse.com/author/results.pperl?authorid=543
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| | The Gulag Argumento - Martin Amis swings at Stalin and hits his own best friend instead. By Anne Applebaum |
| | This is supposed to be a book about evil, in other words, but it doesn't even attempt to describe the base, nasty, and small-minded forms of evil of which even the most ordinary human beings are easily capable, given a base and nasty form of government. | | | Hitchens accuses Amis of "solipsism" and of "mushy secondhand observations," and quotes some satisfyingly silly bits of Amis prose. | | | As might be expected of one of the most acerbic writers of contemporary English prose, Hitchens responds in kind. |
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http://www.slate.com/?id=2069345
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| | Martin Amis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Kavanagh is married to Julian Barnes, with whom Amis had been friends for many years, but the incident caused a rift that is generally regarded to be the inspiration for The Information which features two rival authors locked in a bitter custody battle over a semi-gilded cocker spaniel called David Allen. | | | He has written a memoir, largely about his relationship with his famous author father, called Experience. | | | Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Amis
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| | Martin Amis: Between the Influences of Bellow and Nabokov |
| | One gets the sense that Amis is slightly embarrassed for Bellow's sake when he discusses transcendentalism, anthroposophy or the existence of the human soul. | | | As far as Martin is concerned, today a Divine Being does not deserve the role of sub-human joker; the author does. | | | John Self is like any man who--to quote Bellow, as Amis is so fond of doing--"finds himself a creature in the world, he doesn't know how, he doesn't know why" ("Modernity"). |
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http://www.dactyl.org/amis.html
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| | BookkooB : Koba the Dread - Martin Amis : Compare Book Prices |
| | Although well-written, the book is overly self-indulgent and superficial. | | | Apart from the slightly irrelevant and unconvincing bits towards the end where Amis tries to connect it all to his baby crying and his sister dying, it is a thought provoking read. | | | This is a book about Stalins reign in the Sovietunion. |
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http://www.bookkoob.co.uk/book/0786868767.htm
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| | Koba the Dread - Martin Amis |
| | He is the son of the late Sir Kingsley Amis, himself an occasionally noted author. | | | It's an argument one can make, but for most of the book Amis hadn't bothered with it much. | | | But the book as a whole is more confounding than anything else. |
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http://www.complete-review.com/reviews/amism/kobad.htm
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| | Bookreporter.com - KOBA THE DREAD by Martin Amis |
| | Amis's primary argument, besides exacting the horror of 20 million Soviet deaths, is that the tragedy still retains a sense of absurd humor, evidenced in his choice of the tongue in cheek title (Koba is Stalin's boyhood nickname), while the "other" atrocity of the 20th century, the German Holocaust, does not. | | | KOBA THE DREAD would be the perfect companion text; it is as human, as overwhelming, as personal, and as honest a historical analysis that I have ever read. | | | In his last book, the memoir EXPERIENCE, he wields tragedy and romance all at once, but it is his life. |
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http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews/0786868767.asp
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| | Amazon.co.uk: London Fields: Books |
| | But books which are not good Amis make you angry when you have such regard for his abilities. | | | Overarching metaphors aside, Amis can write the hell out of sentence, and there's plenty of awfully good description and dialogue here-especially when it comes to wide-boy Keith. | | | London Fields was the first substantial piece of Amis's work I had read and my jaw dropped at the standard of his prose, and the combination of his sense of humour, story telling technique, and the unique perspective through which Amis tells the story/stories. |
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0099748614
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| | Martin Amis, Christopher Hitchens, and "Koba the Dread" |
| | Amis is not an accurate guide to the history of the Bolshevik revolution and its aftermath. | | | If Amis is quoting from a work by Lenin, he ought first to have read it. | | | Amis wonders why Hitchens looks so favorably upon the Marxist heritage, Lenin and Trotsky, in particular. |
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http://www.laborstandard.org/New_Postings/Left_to_Right_Fall_2002.htm
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| | Guardian Unlimited Books By genre Interview: Martin Amis |
| | It involves a tabloid hack, a mad cockney, a spoof royal family with a manservant called Love ("coming, Love!" chimes the King, a joke that goes back to the Captain Darling gag in Blackadder) and a man who, after receiving a blow to the head, defaults to a pre-middle-class version of himself. | | | The "other stuff", to which Fischer's contribution is merely the latest in a long, and devastating line, has plagued Amis more than his contemporaries because he is perceived, I think, to have enjoyed that most-loathed thing in this country, an easy ride. | | | He'd take himself by the hand and say," - here, Amis grasps his own hand and adopting a sing-song voice, enacts the moment that it all boils down to, the space behind the ego. |
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http://books.guardian.co.uk/departments/generalfiction/story/0,6000,1031580,00.html
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| | Andrew Stuttaford on Koba the Dread by Martin Amis on National Review Online |
| | Martin Amis's style, mannered, arch and self-consciously clever, also seems out of place, an all too elegant frame for such a crude and bloody canvas. | | | Tics of style and tone apart, the tale is well told, and clearly benefits from the skills of an accomplished and insightful writer. | | | Where Koba The Dread fails, and fails most completely, is in trying to explain why. |
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http://www.nationalreview.com/stuttaford/stuttaford073002.asp
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| | Interview Martin Amis |
| | It was a move that Amis explains in Experience but that, at the time, was largely seen as highhandedness by an author completely filled with his own self-importance. | | | The vilification has been largely through his public falling out with his ex-friend, the novelist Julian Barnes over the firing of Amis' former agent Pat Kavanagh -- who was also Barnes' wife -- and replacing her with hot shot agent Andrew "The Jackal" Wylie who then got him a huge advance for The Information. | | | And I thought: God, are they thinking that about everything? |
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http://www.januarymagazine.com/profiles/amis.html
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| | Martin Amis Stories and Essays |
| | He passed in the passage and roughly freed a segment of his scrotum, nastily snared in the seized teeth of his horrorzip. | | | It's obvious that Amis never learned that a good novelist must love all of his characters equally --- vide, James and the nouveau rich, Faulkner and the Snopes., Fitzgerald and Gatsby. | | | While laboring through this not-too-well edited overview of Amis, we come upon a selection from his Einstein's Monsters, "Insight at Flame Lake." It's the tale of a thirteen-year-old schizophrenic whose father has just killed himself. |
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http://www.ralphmag.org/CP/amis.html
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| | BBC News UK The Martin Amis Experience |
| | His first book was published at the age of 24. | | | Though she regards Money as a masterpiece, so beautifully of its time, she has found other Amis books passionless. | | | Nevertheless the new departure does not impress Suzi Feay enough to make her want to read the new book. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/744791.stm
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| | The Scotsman - S2 Friday - A little right belief |
| | Martin Amis expanded his study of Stalin to book length after 11 September seemed to make fiction pointless. | | | He dubs the book "sentimental and trivial" but says he forgives Amis it, "only because, until two years ago, he wouldn’t have known the difference between Bakunin and Bukharin". | | | Guilt, then, but is there also anger behind the book, as that critic suggested, following his father’s death? |
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http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/s2.cfm?id=988412002
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| | Amazon.com: Dead Babies (Vintage International): Books: Martin Amis |
| | Boy, I don't want it to seem like I don't like Amis; he's great and really funny, but this is the weakest novel of his I've read, so everything that bothers me about him kinda stood out. | | | Unfortunately, Amis failed to make the plot nearly as interesting as the setting or characters. | | | having said THAT, I discovered upon reading Amis' essay on Joan Didion in The Moronic Inferno that this book is stylistically a satire of the KIND of writing produced by Joan Didion and Bret Easton Ellis, 'transgressive'. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/067973449X?v=glance
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| | LRB Frank Kermode : Nutmegged |
| | That said, or, as Amis allows himself to say, 'simply put', we have here a literary critic of startling power, a post-literary-critical critic who, incorrigibly satirical, goes directly to work on the book. | | | John Fowles is a prominent target: 'He managed a wan smile'; 'God, you're so naive.' No expensive talk about Descartes, Marivaux, Lemprière and Aristophanes can procure a pardon for that sort of thing. | | | Often, being right and being funny are, in this book, aspects of the same sentence. |
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http://www.lrb.co.uk/v23/n09/kerm01_.html
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| | Amazon.co.uk: The War Against Cliche: Essays and Reviews 1971-2000: Books |
| | Amis shows himself to be well versed in current affairs, classic literature and film. | | | Whether its Malcolm Allison and Martin Chivers or Philip Roth and John Updike (now who did they play for?) Amis if full of elegant insights into literature and modern living. | | | I'd read some rather snotty reviews of this book in the literary sections of the UK press. |
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0099422220
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| | Martin Amis - Compare Prices & Reviews at Smarter |
| | Buy books by Martin Amis at Barnes & Noble, your one-stop shop on the web for books, movies and music. | | | In Vintage Living Texts, teachers and students will find the essential guide to the writerand#8217;s works, together with an in-depth interview relating specifically to the texts under discussion. | | | Buy Martin Amis Books at Barnes & Noble |
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http://www.smarter.com/books-1/product/martin_amis-1069269
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| | Amazon.com: Einstein's Monsters (Vintage International): Books |
| | Often it is embarrassing to see all the work Amis puts into dressing up and "proving" a point to us, that is already a foregone conclusion. | | | The short stories are interesting reading, and provide some good discussion points, but the introduction.... | | | I Guess It Could Be A Diary Of... |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0679729968?v=glance
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| | Martin Amis' Experience Inigo Thomas |
| | Removed from the jealous merry-go-round orbiting Amis' 'obscene' advance, The Information is as good a book as he's ever written, certainly his most daring. | | | After the contextual cleverness of Money, London Fields and Time's Arrow, here Amis thwarts our appetite for tart resolution with a wry series of imperfect cadences--like the painful schemes of its protagonist, the book itself audaciously folds, so the reader who came expecting Amis' trademark trickery is ultimately the victim of the trick himself. | | | Amis had delighted us for years with artful illustrations of vice yet when he dished up a comedy about failure, it evidently rubbed too close to the bone. |
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http://www.slate.com/id/2000172
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| | Amis, Martin -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Essay on this English poet by the author, Martin Amis. | | | John Viehman and Martin Brown steer through the rapids of Maine's Machias River. | | | The Australian author Martin Boyd is best known for The Montforts, a novel noted for its robust and humorous characters. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9344827?tocId=9344827
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| | Martin Amis - Yellow Dog - Reviews - Intelligencer |
| | Amis has in fact written about the quintessentially envious reviewer, so perhaps Kakutani was taking revenge on him for his insight. | | | Do you think these reviews are really about the book, or more a reflection on Amis himself? | | | Clint Smoker and his boss are faultlessly paired. |
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http://www.newyorkmetro.com/nymetro/news/people/columns/intelligencer/n_9470
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| | No More Illusions: An Interview with Martin Amis |
| | Amis pointed out that the writer had misquoted him as saying "desperation" instead of "desertion;" while he drank a "Virgin mary" not a "Bloody mary." He ordered another one while we talked to him in a hotel around Union Square about his new novel. | | | Much hoopla had already been made about his large advance, his new set of teeth, his mid-life crisis, his divorce, but we focused on the art of fiction. | | | Amis complained about being misquoted in The Chronicle, an article which came out the morning we interviewed him. |
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http://www.altx.com/interviews/martin.amis.html
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| | Skellarlist Martin Amis |
| | Money : A Suicide Note Martin Amis / Paperback / Published 1986; Our Price: $9.56 Read more about this title... | | | We are committed to our customers, and since Amazon has the largest selection of books anywhere, we can deliver the books you want! | | | Other People : A Mystery Story Martin Amis / Paperback / Published 1994; Our Price: $8.80 |
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http://www.scenewash.org/contraband/amism.html
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| | Martin Amis Interview with Don Swaim |
| | Amis also answers the "Why am I writing this?" question that he asks himself every time he adds to a story he is writing. | | | Martin Amis continues talking about his own writings; however, the interview is cut off at the end because the tape ended. | | | In this 1990 interview, Don Swaim and Martin Amis talk about how one successful novel can give enough financial security to an author so that he or she does not need to have a second job. |
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http://wiredforbooks.org/martinamis
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| | Borges - Influence: Martin Amis |
| | In the author's note of Einstein's Monsters, Amis cites Borges and Rushdie as influences for his short story "The Immortals." The story, which is quite interesting, reads as if it had been written by a very witty -- I feel tempted to say, tongue-in-cheek -- Borges. | | | My favorite Borges reference is from Martin Amis's The Information, where a bad poet writes something good for once, and it turns out he swiped the lines from one of Borges's prose works. | | | In this work Amis uses lot of ideas, concepts, images even direct quotations from Borges short-story "Funes el memorioso," in which a boy gets the gift of infinite memory after suffering from an accident. |
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http://www.themodernword.com/borges/borges_infl_amis.html
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| | The Infography about Martin Amis (1949- ) |
| | Misguided discussion of the scatological impulse in Amis's first two novels, which Shanti terms the "pranks of a young writer trying with utmost panache to outdo his rivals in porno-peddling." Consistently wrong-headed. | | | "Lamb's Tale from Amis" (review of Other People). | | | Amis's inventive, suggestive use of names in his novels deserves sustained attention. |
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http://www.infography.com/content/881493498516.html
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| | City Pages - Martin Amis: <I>Yellow Dog</I> |
| | (In the tabloid scenes, Amis tries to wed Waugh with the comedy stylings of Howard Stern and Jackass. | | | Dispatches sent down to him direct from the desk of Tina Brown, perhaps--if not from Citizen Weinstein himself? | | | Amis lurches toward a big, theoretical-feeling theme--Is the lust of father for daughter the engine that drives our late-late-capitalist world?--but abandons it for the kind of pick-on-the-toffs satire that carries an unintentional mist of Swinging London nostalgia. |
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http://www.citypages.com/databank/24/1195/article11620.asp
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| | Often writing satire so bitterly sardonic that it goes far beyond the caustic comedy of his father's fiction, he has exposed the darker aspects of contemporary English society in his novels. | | | Amis, Martin, 1949&;, English novelist; son of Kingsley | | | The younger Amis, who turned from literary journalism to fiction, invites comparison with his father through his choice of career and style. |
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http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0803744.html
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| | Salon Books The Sadistic Muse |
| | Grumblings about the undue advantage of an esteemed literary parent accompanied that success, and Amis has provoked plenty of outrage, and envy, since. | | | At 48, he is as well-known for his pitiless satires of human ugliness and folly as for the glittering brilliance of his prose. | | | In 1995, during the negotiation of the advance for his last novel, "The Information," Amis found himself in the midst of a bitter tempest that roiled the never especially placid teacup of England's literary scene. |
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http://www.salon.com/books/int/1998/02/cov_si_10int.html
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| | Headspace #9: Martin Amis |
| | And the million dollar advance he demanded for the book which dealt with animus and envy between two not very talented writers - so called friends Glynn Barry, the hugely successful one, and the other, Richard Tull who languished and festered. | | | With a bit of trepidation, Ramona Koval spoke to Martin Amis from his home in London. | | | Martin Amis's newest book is a collection of short stories called Heavy Water, many of them published over the years in the New Statesman or The New Yorker. |
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http://arts.abc.net.au/headspace/rn/booksw/amis
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| | Yellow Dog by Martin Amis PopMatters Book Review |
| | Heavy Water contained some of the most exquisite stories I've read in a long time, and even at his very worst, Amis packs more cleverness in a few pages than most writers can jam into an entire book. | | | Even his own father said he couldn't read the book and made some noises about it being evidence of the decline of the modern novel. | | | His father Kingsley Amis wrote some very popular books in his day -- even if no one reads any of them any more. |
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http://www.popmatters.com/books/reviews/y/yellow-dog.shtml
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| | Featured Author: Martin Amis |
| | He explains that he had kept notebooks of passages he admired from "The Rachel Papers" and other books. | | | Jacob Epstein removed the offending passages from later editions of the novel, but not before Amis had a change to read the former version and observe, ''The psychology of plagiarism is fascinatingly perverse.'' | | | Martin Amis, unregenerate, is determined to send us plummeting into darkness. |
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http://partners.nytimes.com/books/98/02/01/home/amis.html
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| | Martin Amis books reviews |
| | Richard Tull, former angry young man now eccentric, embittered middle aged man is a failed author. | | | Taking his cue from his father's words spoken after divorcing his second wife,"Well, it's all experience,...pity there had to be so much of it.", Martin Amis discloses details about his own life, including his divorce, leaving two young sons, the way his father left him and h... | | | "EXPERIENCE", a memoir by the English writer, Martin Amis, portrays his famous novelist father, Kingsley Amis, with all the foibles and fears that the latter's life contained. |
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http://www.allreaders.com/Topics/Topic_1718.asp
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| | Dirty Little Secrets - Arts & Opinions - MSNBC.com |
| | It just got established you could say whatever the hell you liked. | | | The author finally answered back with "Experience: A Memoir," which turned out to be his most emotional and critically hailed work. | | | Martin Amis, author of the new novel 'Yellow Dog,' discusses the fragility of masculinity, the popularity of pornography and the British literary scene's most talked about dental work |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3637080
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| | Salon.com Books "Koba the Dread," by Martin Amis |
| | Read our INK QandA with Barbara Ehrenreich and save 30% on Bait and Switch: The (Futile) Pursuit of the American Dream | | | For Martin Amis, in his new book "Koba the Dread: Laughter and the Twenty Million," the fools were people like the philosopher A.J. Ayer, whom Amis recalls in conversation with Amis' father, Kingsley Amis: | | | Amis' tone doesn't match the earned belligerence you find in Conquest's revised post-glasnost version of "The Great Terror." His prose gives off a sense of appalled wonder. |
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http://www.salon.com/books/review/2002/07/16/amis
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| | Amis, Martin |
| | Martin then attended Oxford University from 1969 to 1973 where, as his father had before him, he achieved a formal 'first' in literature. | | | Martin Amis' father divorced his mother when Martin was 16 and remarried famous english writer Elizabeth Jane Howard. | | | Had Martin Amis never published a word, he would still have occupied a place in literary history as the son of english writer Kingsley Amis, famous for works including Lucky Jim. |
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http://id.essortment.com/amismartin_rqtp.htm
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| | Off the Page: Martin Amis (washingtonpost.com) |
| | Martin Amis: I once wrote, in The Information, that an Englishman wouldn't bother to attend a reading even if the author in question was his favorite living writer, and also his long-lost brother--even if the reading was taking place next door. | | | Martin Amis: I don't think any interesting work of art can possibly be depressing--otherwise, King Lear would kill more people than cholera. | | | Martin Amis: The fact that the real action starts with your obituaries is a satisfyingly symmetrical fate, because you won't be around to witness the response, one way or the other. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A36420-2003Oct29.html
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| | spiked-politics Article Trot along, Martin |
| | But now Martin - or the unlovely Osric, as he imagined himself at the time - has turned his Oedipal irritation on to these mentors in turn. | | | My first job was processing pension claims, and one of my first supplicants was a T Bailey, who aroused the office's curiosity by refusing to sign his first name. | | | Poor old Martin, still arguing with his dad. |
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http://www.spiked-online.com/Articles/00000006DA1E.htm
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| | identity theory interviews martin amis |
| | He continues to tilt at windmills while he tries to be a good father to his son, Cuba Maxwell, and a congenial companion to his blonde Labrador, Rosie. | | | It is with this odd crew that Amis unleashes his withering humor and derisive critique of 21st century English society. | | | RB: The Mick Jagger of English Literature, is that still bandied about? |
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http://www.identitytheory.com/interviews/birnbaum135.html
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| | Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury, Time's Arrow by Martin Amis, Einstein's Dreams by Alan Lightman |
| | I don't like to use terms like tour de force, but really there is no other description which comes to mind when considering Martin Amis's astounding book Time's Arrow. | | | So much so that it's the one book I gave my mother when she was diagnosed with cancer. | | | A story told in reverse, where effect is cause and cause effect. |
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http://www.zverina.com/bestbooks/000704-bradbury.htm
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| | Vladimir Nabokov Centennial Martin Amis on Lolita |
| | Use of this excerpt by Martin Amis may be made only for purposes of promoting the Everyman's Library edition of Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita, with no changes, editing or additions whatsoever, and must be accompanied by the following copyright notice: Copyright © 1992 by Martin Amis. |
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http://www.randomhouse.com/features/nabokov/amis.html
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