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Martin Amis
Money Author Martin Amis Dies at 73Amis co-helmed a controversial literary scene with Christopher Hitchens.
By Bethy Squires
book review
Oct. 16, 2020
DeLillo and Amis’s New Books Are Lazy Versions of Their Greatest Hits If you’re looking to the old guard for innovation, you’re in for a disappointing reading season.
By Hillary Kelly
Gamelife : Michael Clune’s New Gamer-Memoir ClassicAll those hours spent at the keyboard of a Commodore 64 or an Apple IIe, was any of it really fun?
By Christian Lorentzen
reading lists
Aug. 14, 2012
Summer’s Almost Over, So Read One of These Twelve Books Already You’ve got a little less than three weeks left until Labor Day. So pick up a book already.
By Michele Filgate
Martin Amis On Terrorism, Pornography, Brooklyn “Embarrassingly idyllic, really. Like living in the fifties—so philoprogenitive.”
By David Wallace-Wells
Martin Amis Loves the New Don DeLillo Book “When we say that we love a writer’s work, we are always stretching the truth: what we really mean is that we love about half of it.”
By Willa Paskin
quote machine
Nov. 20, 2009
Blake Lively Isn’t the Least Bit Worried About Being Attracted to Alan Arkin Plus: Dakota Fanning talks about smooching her New Moon co-star, Kristin Stewart.
By Emma Pearse
ranters and ravers
Apr. 28, 2008
Did Heath Ledger Really Slag Off Philip Seymour Hoffman? The ‘Times’ Says So! The ‘Times Book Review’ includes a highly questionable quotation purported to be from Heath Ledger. Vulture calls B.S.
the early-evening news
Nov. 21, 2007
