While he's dropped out of sight a bit recently, martin amis helped put his generation of british writers on the map with brilliant novels like "the rachel papers" and "money." his memoir, "experience," with much about his father kingsley amis, is something close to a masterpiece, and i'm a longtime fan of his essays and criticism, especially those collected in "visiting mrs. nabokov." i've spoken … [Read more...]
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