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Tag: Martin Amis

Total Results: 16

No generation of novelists and essayists before or since has so managed to combine aesthetic and intellectual ambition with outright commercial success. (Credit: Getty Images)
01/24/2026 - 12:05am

Farewell to London’s literary boomers Julian Barnes senses an ending

Joseph Williams
Friday, February 14
14.02

Martin Amis stole my life He distorted our romance for profit

Antonella Gambotto-Burke
Wednesday, September 18
18.09

How to read like a man

Matt Feeney
Friday, February 2
02.02

The excoriating comedy of Auschwitz Does the post-Holocaust generation still get the joke?

Boyd Tonkin
Friday, August 18
18.08

Why men need bad-boy literature Martin Amis was the laureate of toxic masculinity

Nicholas Harris
Monday, August 14
14.08

Why you should read like a child Martin Amis was wrong about kids' books

Nikhil Krishnan
Tuesday, May 23
23.05

The liberal complacency of Martin Amis His exquisite style hid a squalid sense of morality

Terry Eagleton
Monday, May 22
22.05

Martin Amis knew the horror of words Debased language is the tool of the dictator

David Patrikarakos
Tuesday, August 9
09.08

Philip Larkin was a filthy genius Sordid ambiguities come with being human

Nicholas Harris
Thursday, January 6
06.01

The liberal fantasy of the Capitol coup Just like after 9/11, America's elites have weaponised their trauma

Simon Cottee
Wednesday, December 15
15.12

The cult of Christopher Hitchens He would be unimpressed by the fawning of his fans

Tomiwa Owolade
Tuesday, November 30
30.11

Why writers loved to feud Today's bright young things are too wet for a scrap

Julie Burchill