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Article: Martin Amis' fading career, more bashing of terror war.(BOOKS)(LETTER FROM LONDON)
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- The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
- Article date:
- September 28, 2003
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Byline: Clive Davis, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES
A literary columnist broke some world-shattering news the other day. It seems that Martin Amis attended the launch for Madonna's much-hyped children's book, "The English Roses." But when Mr. Amis threw a party to mark the publication of his own opus, "Yellow Dog," Madonna was conspicuously absent. For all I know, that great woman of letters may not even have been invited to the bash in the first place. Yet it is a sign of Mr. Amis' faltering reputation that the item was deemed worthy of printing in the first place.
For years now, London's literati have embarked on an earnest ritual whenever a Booker ...
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