Martin Amis

Martin Amis (born August 25, 1949) is a British novelist. He is the author of some of Britain's best-known modern literature, particularly Money (1986) and London Fields (1989), and the creator of several of fiction's most memorable characters since Charles Dickens.

External links

• The Martin Amis Web
• Martin Amis - Author Page - Guardian Books
• Two Audio Interviews with Martin Amis - 1985 (23 min 22 s) and 1990 (32 min 4 s) RealAudio
• Martin Amis, The New York Times ? Reviews of Martin Amis's Earlier Books, Articles About and By Martin Amis
• Authors in the front line: Martin Amis, The Sunday Times Magazine, February 06, 2005 ? On the streets of Colombia, young boys cripple or murder each other just for showing disrespect or for winning at a game of cards. Is the taste for violence opening up a wound that can never heal? Report: Martin Amis ? In The Sunday Times Magazine's continuing series of articles, renowned writers bring a fresh perspective to the world's trouble spots. The international medical-aid organisation MSF has helped our correspondents reach some of these inhospitable areas.
• Career Move - A complete short story by Amis.
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