The film is loosely based on Martin Amis's 2014 novel of the same name, and Glazer's adaptation focuses on the family's daily ...

Has no one noticed that art for as long as it has existed is entirely derivative? That humans are as mimetic as machines?

As the world approaches the centenary of the celebrated novelist, television pundit and all-around man of letters, Martin ...

Ashenburg, who smartly unpacked the cultural significance of shopping emporiums in “Elegy for the Department Store” ...

The communications guru, columnist and university chancellor digs current affairs books, but his favourite read is a Pulitzer ...

It meant – horror of horrors – that you had to work for your money instead of ... Compared with the locals, he’s a virtual aristocrat. Martin Amis explored similar territory in his comic ...

In Ferryman a similar partnership works a boat by the water’s edge ... My friend and I had already mentioned Martin Amis in this regard: ‘Toothaches can play it staccato, glissando ...

Linking two of Trueba's life passions, "Always Winter" also marks the first feature which adapts one of Trueba's written works ... the modernism of Martin Amis, Julian Barnes and Ian McEwan.

“Style is not an icing,” said the British writer Martin Amis. “It is an ingredient ... a Hungarian who had collected her work. In the meantime, openly bisexual, she moved in lesbian circles ...

Martin Amis was (and still is even after his death) one of the pre-eminent fiction writers of our time. With highly popular novels like “Money,” “London Fields” and “Time’s Arrow ...

It colored our ambitions, our sense of self, our relationships, our bodies, our work, and our art.

And what does George R.R. Martin have to do with all this ... What exactly is he, as a fantasy writer, advising on? Naming?” while another one had a better question: “When are the dragons ...