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English novelist and literary critic. His father Kingsley Amis was also a novelist. |
'''Martin Amis''' is an English novelist and literary critic. His father [[Kingsley Amis]] was also a novelist. |
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=== Bibliography of his novels: === |
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* ''The Rachel Papers'', 1973 |
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* ''Dead Babies'', 1975 |
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* ''The State of England: Lionel Asbo, Lotto Lout'', 2012 |
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* [[Femme Fatale]]: Deconstructed in ''London Fields''. Nicola Six sure is very attractive, seductive, and has morally ambiguous motives, but she's also full of self-hate, moral conflicts and unstable self-confidence. Still she enjoys acting this character out. |
* [[Femme Fatale]]: Deconstructed in ''London Fields''. Nicola Six sure is very attractive, seductive, and has morally ambiguous motives, but she's also full of self-hate, moral conflicts and unstable self-confidence. Still she enjoys acting this character out. |
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* [[Foil]]: Guy, to Keith, in ''London Fields''. As stated by the author in the chapter he's introduced in's name ("The Foil"), even before the readers get to know his character... |
* [[Foil]]: Guy, to Keith, in ''London Fields''. As stated by the author in the chapter he's introduced in's name ("The Foil"), even before the readers get to know his character... |
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Martin Amis is an English novelist and literary critic. His father Kingsley Amis was also a novelist.
Works written by Martin Amis include:
- The Rachel Papers, 1973
- Dead Babies, 1975
- Success, 1978
- Other People, 1981
- Money, 1984
- London Fields, 1989
- Time's Arrow: Or the Nature of the Offence, 1991
- The Information, 1995
- Night Train, 1997
- Yellow Dog, 2003
- House of Meetings, 2006
- The Pregnant Widow, 2010
- The State of England: Lionel Asbo, Lotto Lout, 2012
Martin Amis provides examples of the following tropes:
- Femme Fatale: Deconstructed in London Fields. Nicola Six sure is very attractive, seductive, and has morally ambiguous motives, but she's also full of self-hate, moral conflicts and unstable self-confidence. Still she enjoys acting this character out.
- Foil: Guy, to Keith, in London Fields. As stated by the author in the chapter he's introduced in's name ("The Foil"), even before the readers get to know his character...
- Lemony Narrator: In London Fields.
- Slice of Life: The ongoing lives of three Londoners take up much of London Fields.