Articles related to "Martin Amis"

Amis occasionally lets his natural cleverness get the better of his writing, but Money is a strong book that deals with excesses and expenses in the 21st century.

Martin Amis' 1989 London Fields is much more than a murder mystery. Exploring its use of language, its powerful setting, and its fascinating characters.

Fifty years after its debut, Saul Bellow's Henderson the Rain King remains a must-read.

A brief biography of English novelist Kinsgley Amis who belonged to a group of British writers known as the "Angry Young Men."

England is one of the countries that form the United Kingdom, sharing borders with Wales and Scotland. The capital city of England is London.

Paul Neilan attempts to satirize desperate relationships, office life, and the pointlessness of the world, but he fares better at crafting simple, crude bits of humor.

Looking for a quick and easy gift for a writer? Inspire the novelist with a great book, or surprise the poet with a manuscript consultation.

Despite noises to the contrary, poetry is doing just fine in the 21st century, and by all lights, it should continue to do well into the far distance future.

An interview with published author A J Kirby and what inspired him to pen his debut novel.