🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT!
The My Martin Amis podcast is going LIVE in London again on 25 AUGUST 2026 (Amis’s birthday, it just so happens🍸)
🎉 AFTER AMIS 🎉 takes you from noon to midnight with one fabulous conversation after another, culminating in an afterparty for the ages.
We’ll also be celebrating the launch of the Cambridge Companion to Martin Amis, produced by @CambridgeUP
More detail to follow.
Note it in your calendars. This is going to be something special.
Quite like Burnham but again genuinely interested: how does the Manchesterism narrative square with @_isaacrose compelling analysis of the ‘Manchester model’- that it is in fact new Labour urbanism writ large: developer led gentrification devolved money some bus investment?
Happy to have agreed to write a new book with @VersoBooks. My very talented mate Vlad Bortun & I will be writing an analysis of @reformparty_uk as a political movement. We’ll explore their social base, funders, rhetoric, policies & lots more. Due in late 2027
Liverpool people! I'll be in conversation with Saul Leslie about his fantastic debut novel next week, Tues 21st April, at Waterstones Liverpool. Link for tickets below. All welcome!
1/3 of the way through this, which they’re calling the ‘first great supermarket novel’. Very funny, scabrous, moving…a true sense of the Britain we’re living in
Seeing as I’m apparently terrible at avoiding Twitter, I may as well use it for something good — go read Saul Leslie’s new novel! A brilliant, funny and profound book about working at the supermarket
FAO wurzel comrades: I am speaking on a panel about nation, class & flags (& rise of the right etc) at Bristol Transformed tomorrow. Promises to be a great event as usual, would be great to see people there xx headfirstbristol.co.uk/whats…
.@postpost_its, AKA Saul Leslie, whose first novel 📚A Working Title I Want to Change📚 is due to be published very, very soon, has a message to share with those about to begin their journey on The Lit Path.
Since announcing the series, guys everywhere have been telling us about novels that have been like a companion to them over the years. What's yours?
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