Tod Friendly walks backwards and sells groceries at a reasonable price to the supermarket. His romantic relationships each time begin with a bitter quarrel, ...

“Martin Amis is a stone-solid genius… a dazzling star of wit and insight.”—The Wall Street Journal

In this wickedly delightful collection of storie...

A brilliant weave of personal involvement, vivid biography and political insight, Koba the Dread is the successor to Martin Amis’s award-winning memoir, E...

In 1973, Martin Amis, a famous English novelist and critic, successfully debuted with the novel “Notes about Rachel.” The novel takes place one day before th...

The definitive collection of essays and reportage written during the past thirty years from one of most provocative and widely read writers--with new comm...

I've seen so many things: one stepped down from a skyscraper, another was buried in garbage in a landfill, a third bled to death, a fourth blew himself up. B...

This novel could be called “Millennium” or “The Death of Love”, “Time’s Arrow” or “Her Destiny to Be Killed.” But it's called London Fields. This is a novel-...

Success, the novel that launched Martin Amis's fame, is a kind of Nabokov's Despair, transported from pre-war Germany to modern London, dismantled into brick...

The famous author of “Money” and “Success”, “London Fields” and “Time’s Arrow” again enters Nabokovian territory: “Information” is a comedy of errors crossed...