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Growing Up All Wrong

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Martin Amis is the most condescended-to novelist of his time. He is also
one of the most literate, funny, quotable and (this the condescenders
never neglect to mention) talented.

About the Author

Keith Gessen
Keith Gessen writes for Dissent, Hermenaut and feedmag.com.

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