Books by Martin Amis
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review 1: Started out great, compelling storyline held my interest in the beginning(novel is told from multiple points of view of characters at a death camp during WW II), but considerably slowed and became scattered and trivialized halfway through. I felt the descriptions of sex and sexua...
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review 1: I read this book as I was doing a study at the time on English Country Houses as a metaphor for the state of the nation and a book about a man who buys a country pile after winning the lottery entitled "Lionel Asbo: State of the Nation" seemed pertinent. It was useful to the stu...
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review 1: That the new Martin Amis novel, The Zone of Interest, is set in a World War II German concentration camp likely reduces the size of the book’s potential audience because many readers are simply not willing to peer very closely into that degree of darkness and depravity. In fact,...