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Kingsley Amis: Critical Review by Harry Ritchie

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Kingsley Amis
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SOURCE: A review of Lucky Jim, in Books Magazine, Vol. 8, July, 1994, p. 18.

In the following review of Lucky Jim, Ritchie, a travel writer, states that Amis created a revolutionary novel for the time by focusing on an ordinary man.

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