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In an excerpt from his forthcoming memoir, the author recalls his 1970s conquest of London's ink-stained thickets, some disastrous "research" with Martin Amis at a New York bordello, and encounters with everyone from Ian McEwan to Thomas Pynchon to Margaret Thatcher
He became one of those writers whose private life held as much fascination for some as his work and his often provocative opinions
Amis harnessed a rapier wit to a Swiftian eye, a sharp ear, a peerless facility for linguistic construction and the imagination to create a world entirely his…
LONDON: In October 1963, a young British artist, fresh out of London’s Royal College of Art but already making a name for himself as a groundbreaking painter, traveled to Egypt, fulfilling an ambition to visit a country that had long fascinated him. David Hockney’s odyssey to the land of the pharaohs 60 years ago would prove to be a turning point in the nascent career of an
Advertising art director who went on to become editor of Harpers & Queen, from its launch in 1970 to 1985