A Different Stripe: Kingsley Amis, Who Died This Day in 1995, As An Angry Young Man

Among all the two men’s accomplishments, Lucky Jim remains unique. Larkin, especially, would do much to make poetry of depressed and declining middle age (‘Life is first boredom, then fear/Whether or not we use it, it goes.’), and Amis’s later work is not insensible to the grotesquery of…
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TEN upcoming Amis books. TEN. Do we really need that much more of him? It’s not like he’s a poor obscure female writer...
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Among all the two men’s accomplishments, Lucky Jim remains unique. Larkin, especially, would do much to make poetry of...
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