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It must be among Martin Amis's greatest fears that when his obituary is published in The Times of London it will begin, "The son of noted novelist Kingsley Amis. . . ." To follow in the shadow of such a literary institution would seem a daunting prospect...

"Wit and talent and mordant perception ... Martin Amis is surely by far the most interesting of the new English writers," proclaims Dennis Potter on the dust jacket of Amis's latest novel Other People (1981), and certainly Amis is one of the most talked...

To the Editor: The identification of new hemoglobin mutations and the correlation of structural changes with potential pathology continue to provide insights into how normal structure and function are preserved in the tetrameric molecule. Hematological investigation of a 6-week-old infant with severe...

The Black Arrow Vin Suprynowicz, 2005 We hear the Second Amendment is the ultimate guarantor of liberty, but how many of us take those abstract words and comprehend their ultimate consequences? If the time comes when Americans must again take up arms...

In the following essay, Slater points to problems that occur in the narrative of Time's Arrow as Amis attempts to tell a story in reverse.

In the following review of Time's Arrow, Lehman focuses on the reversed chronological order of the book's narrative and the intent of Amis's technique.

In the following negative review, Taylor discusses the time structure of Time's Arrow, calling the novel "an entertaining conceit wound out to extravagant length."