Acrid, pitch-black satire… deeply deeply funny!!!
The narrative acrobatics are startling, Amis is a formidably talented writer. Above all, I’m unlikely to forget the crass, profoundly repulsive, vice-addicted anti-hero protagonist, John Self, in a very very long time. Fantastic!
Disgrace (1999)
JM Coetzee
Money (1984)
Martin Amis
Earthly Powers (1980)
Anthony Burgess
Atonement (2001)
Ian McEwan
The Blue Flower (1995)
Penelope Fitzgerald
The Unconsoled (1995)
Kazuo Ishiguro
Midnight’s Children (1981)
Salman Rushdie
The Remains of the Day (1989)
Kazuo Ishiguro
Amongst Women (1990)
John McGahern
That They May Face the Rising Sun (2001)
John McGahern
LoveTheRain wants to fix up my house
cook
wild release more books
get rid of the dark circles under my eyes
Sheeneena wants to stop binge drinking
paint
learn the constellations
music
lose 40 pounds
study psychology
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get free gaia gold
buy a goat for africa
read every book I own
become fluent in as many languages as possible
Be more spontaneous and creative
say hello to strangers
Complete a two week full body detox
Vegalot wants to sing more
go on tour with a band
move out
