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Martin Amis
Born
in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, The United Kingdom
August 25, 1949
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Rabbit Is Rich by John Updike – archive, 17 January 1982
In the second of a new series of reviews from the Observer archive, Martin Amis marvels at the third instalment of John Updike’s ‘Rabbit’ series
The great postwar American writer John Updike won two Pulitzer prizes for the Harry “Rabbit” Angstrom tetralogy. In a 2009 tribute to his hero, Martin Amis wrote that Updike “took the novel onto another plane of i
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Money
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1984
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63 editions
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Time's Arrow
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1991
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53 editions
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London Fields
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1989
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66 editions
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The Rachel Papers
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1973
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47 editions
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The Information
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1995
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46 editions
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Dead Babies
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1975
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26 editions
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Night Train
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1997
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55 editions
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Experience: A Memoir
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2000
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31 editions
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Lionel Asbo: State of England
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2012
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44 editions
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The Zone of Interest
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2014
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47 editions
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