London Fields
By Martin Amis
By Martin Amis
By Martin Amis
Introduction by John Sutherland
By Martin Amis
Introduction by John Sutherland
By Martin Amis
By Martin Amis
Part of Vintage International
Part of Everyman's Library Contemporary Classics Series
Part of Vintage International
Category: Literary Fiction | Crime Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Classic Fiction | Crime Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Crime Fiction
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$22.00
Apr 03, 1991 | ISBN 9780679730347
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$35.00
Nov 04, 2014 | ISBN 9780375712524
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Aug 24, 2010 | ISBN 9780307743978
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Praise
“A comic murder mystery, an apocalyptic satire, a scatological meditation on love and death and nuclear winter…by turns lyrical and obscene, colloquial and rhapsodic.” —Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
“Amis has trumped himself. . . . A complex and daring work that contains many passages of comic genius that can hardly be matched in English fiction since Dickens.” —Newsday
“Amis’ prose is hiw own: slangy, showy, knowing, with pinball rhythms. . . . [London Fields] is wickedly good.” —Philadelphia Inquirer
“London Fields is Martin Amis’ most ambitious, intelligent and nourishing novel to date. . . . Amis is hilariously eloquent.” —Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Amis is a brilliant entertainer who knows how to wrap his anger at the terminal horrors of contemporary life in a movelike montage of varying styles and voices.” —Newsweek
“A literary, funny, elaborate novel marinated in sex.” —Wall Street Journal
“I Am one of many readers who thought that Money was the novel of the ’80s, the book that captured the obscene greed of a decade. Now, with London Fields, Amis has published what may stand as the definitive end-of-the-millennium novel.” —USA Today
“Amis is a clever, skillful writer, and London Fields displays his range of talents well.” —San Francisco Chronicle
“His novel is a great act of generosity, a capacious and intelligent book that announces the author’s importance in the arena of contemporary literature.” —Vogue
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