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"A book of brilliant energies, a comedy of enraged passions. Amis's writing shares the grandeur of the big American writers" (The Times)"Martin Amis is an iconic figure. He cracks out memorable sentences like a ringmaster in the circus of the grotesque. He is the good-looking bad guy of late-twentieth-century Eng Lit - faster on the phrase than any of the other inky cowboys on the streets""Amis has made previous incursions into the grubby end of Ladbroke Grove and the infection of urban self-pity. But he's never been quite so funny about it" (Independent)"Young men adore Martin Amis and older ones envy him. Many imitate him. Many want to be him. He can be cool and raw, smart and cool. He's sexy, but that's not all. Now we want the Information" (Observer)"A funny, vicious portrait of literary London" (Evening Standard)
Synopsis
How can one writer hurt another where it really counts? This is the problem facing novelist Richard Tull, contemplating the success of his friend and rival Gwyn Barry. Revenger's tragedy, comedy of errors, contemporary satire, "The Information" is an extraordinary novel of dark humor and piercing insight.
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Taschenbuch: 496 Seiten
Verlag: Vintage (4. September 2008)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 0099526697
ISBN-13: 978-0099526698
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
12,9 x 3 x 19,8 cm
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:
4.0 von 5 Sternen
9 Kundenrezensionen
Amazon Bestseller-Rang:
Nr. 333.587 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
Amis is my recent discovery, The Information my fourth novel. A little cranky, a little odd, but always intelligent and highly entertaining. Brainfood - definitely recommended.
"For humans, the history of cosmology is the history of increasing humiliation." Amis' universe constantly humiliates me, for he is a writer of immense gifts. Unfortunately, sometimes I can't follow him along those barely-trodden paths because the technique stomps all over his humour. That doesn't happen here.He packs in big ideas and a flurry of big words (my favourite: uxorious) around a story of a writer's jealousy for his best friends success. The eternal debate over the merits of art and commerce are perfectly symbolized in the antagonistic friendship between Richard Tull (whose hyper-complex novels induce migraine headaches in all who dare read its pages) and Gwyn Barry (who shares the same rung in the literary canon with 'Dave' Barry). Don't worry friends, there's no easy answer here. You get to hate both men! And it's funny, too!Also, check out the cool 'Simpsons' reference.
MIT kids graduate with a profound sense that the world is and should be a meritocracy. There is always then that horrible moment when they are forced to confront the fact that the best things in life go to the ass-kissers and incompetents with big PR budgets. This book is for them. It is about Richard Tull, a brilliant writer of modern fiction. His books are so great that that they are not only unreadable but actually make readers too ill to finish. He starves while watching his friend Gwyn Barry make millions writing tripe with a sentimental appeal.
I would love to meet Martin Amis. I would love to understand his creative process. I would love to know if he takes copies of the SAT and purposely tries to put those obscure words into the book or if he really uses them in real life. And I would especially love for someone to clue me into the meaning of this book. I got to the end and I was really disappointed. The periodic exploration of the galaxy did not have any real use. The book was too long, considering how little really happens (the plot can be summed up as Richard Tull's life goes on a total crash course due to his jealousy, in 400-some pages--excessive I think). I waited in vain for the local mafia-types, who seemed to have such a prominent role and were introduced at the very beginning, to wrap it up, bring the whole story together, but it didn't really happen. In London Fields you close the book at the end and think "wow, what a great ending," but in the Information, you close the book and think "wow, what a disappointment. Could I have missed something?" Brilliant author, but not a very good book.
In terms of maturity, "The Information" is a more mature work than either "Money" or "London Fields." This is not to say that it is necessarily a better novel. Just like saying "The Last Tycoon" is better than "The Great Gatsby" or "Tender is the Night." It is tedious in parts,... and difficult to understand for non-artists. My only hope is that Amis writes a sequel to this book. Richard Tull is more sympathetic than Richard III (I hope!) and deserves to be expanded upon. What happens to Richard and 'The Little Magazine' in the new century, assuming Selby didn't get to him.
This book reminds me of something my mother use to tell me: "You've got a bad attitude, and nothing good can come from that!" Richard Tull is a miserable, compulsive, obsessive character and his nemesis Gwen is an innane slug. Get'em Richard!
This book reminds me of something my mother use to tell me: "You've got a bad attitude, and nothing good can come from that!" Richard Tull is a miserable, compulsive, obsessive character and his nemesis Gwen is an innane slug. Get'em Richard!
The information will stamp you to death. And there's tons of astronomy in there, as well. Bloody, y'know.
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