Show Notes
In My Martin Amis, British journalist and host of The Booking Club podcast Jack Aldane talks to writers, critics and publicists who have something personal to say about the life and legacy of the last English novelist Martin Amis (1949-2023).
Join him as they tell the story of how they discovered Amis's prose, the book that made them a fan, and what the author taught them about life and literature
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