"If we boast of our best, we must repent of our worst. Otherwise patriotism will be a very poor thing indeed."
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Kingsley AmisApril 16, 1922 to October 22, 1995 Born in London, England & Died in London, England Author of Lucky Jim, multiple Booker Prize nominee, and Booker Prize winner in 1986. He is also the father of Martin Amis who has written a few books himself.
Quote"Any proper writer ought to be able to write about anything."
Off-Site ResourceGood Essay on Kingsley Amis and His Work
BibliographyFiction Lucky Jim - 1954 That Uncertain Feeling - 1955 I Like it Here - 1958 Take a Girl Like You - 1960 My Enemy's Enemy - 1962 One Fat Englishman - 1963 The Egyptologists - 1965 (with Robert Conquest) The Anti-Death League - 1966 Colonel Sun - 1968 (James Bond novel written under the pseudonym Robert Markham) I Want it Now - 1968 The Green Man - 1969 Girl 20 - 1971 The Riverside Villas Murders - 1973 Ending Up - 1974 The Alteration - 1976 Jake's Thing - 1978 Russian Hide-and-Seek - 1980 Collected Short Stories - 1980 Stanley & the Women - 1984 The Old Devils - 1986 Difficulties With Girls - 1988 The Folks That Live on the Hill - 1990 The Russian Girl - 1992 The Biographer's Mustache - 1995
Poetry: (selections) A Case of Samples: Poems 1946 to 1956 - 1956 Collected Poems: 1944 to 1979- 1979
Nonfiction: New Maps of Hell - 1960 The Book of Bond, or Every Man His Own 007 - 1968 (written under pseudonym Lt. Colonel William (Bill) Tanner) The James Bond Dossier - 1968 What Became of Jane Austen and Other Questions - 1970 On Drink - 1972 Rudyard Kipling and His World - 1975 How's Your Glass: A Quizzical Look at Drinks and Drinking - 1984 Memoirs - 1991 You Can't Do Both - 1994 (also listed as fiction) The King's English: A Guide to Modern English - 1998 Letters - 2000
Index of all Authors on Happy Dead Trees
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"If we boast of our best, we must repent of our worst. Otherwise patriotism will be a very poor thing indeed."
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