Martin Amis

British novelist, author of 'Money'

Martin Amis - Artists & Creatives born August 25th, 1949
Born
Died

2023
2 years ago — 74 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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United Kingdom

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Born in 1949, a British novelist achieved recognition for contributions to contemporary literature. Distinctive style characterized by sharp wit and social commentary marked a significant part of the literary landscape. Early works demonstrated a unique narrative approach, engaging with themes of capitalism and modern life. Authored several influential novels, including 'Money', 'London Fields', and 'The Information'. Later works explored complex narratives, often reflecting on personal and broader societal issues. Also penned essays and critiques that further showcased a keen intellect and literary prowess.

Wrote 'Money', a critically acclaimed novel

Published 'London Fields', another major work

Contributed essays to leading publications

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