Martin Amis passed away recently, and someone had given me a bunch of books a while back so this is my new public commute read.
Martin Amis passed away recently, and someone had given me a bunch of books a while back so this is my new public commute read.
RIP https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/20/books/martin-amis-dead.html I think I only read the above🤔
I‘ve been a fan for years but never read one of his first books. Better than I expected. Wickedly funny.
Up next (and hiding from the puppy again ).
This current read for my IRL book club looks like it might be a bit “dirty”. 😆
Martin Amis was only 24 years old when he wrote this book. (Look how swoony young he was!) Charles is kind of at loose ends waiting for Oxford to start. That's why he has time to amble around London and obsess about Rachel. This book is filled with snark, arrogance and sweetness. A nice blueprint for seeing where Martin went with his writing. #londoncalling #rockinmay
Used bookstore haul of the day. The Rachel Papers is a #BlameItOnLitsy ... more specifically, blame it on @CherylDeFranceschi who brought this book to my attention. Lost in the Barrens is pure nostalgia for me as my grade 4 teacher read it out loud to our class. I'm sure only the 🇨🇦 's on Litsy will recognize THIS oldie. 😉
Happy Birthday Martin Amis! (Born this day in 1949).... I loved this book and movie when I was 15.... #TBT
A little snark with your Sunday? It took me years to track down this edition of this book. One blissful day at Myopic Books, there it was. My squee reverberated throughout the entire store. ❤️💛💚