Amis? He Owes It All To Hitchens, Says Critic
Posted at 12:06PM Friday 11 Apr 2008
Martin Amis, the novelist turned socio-political ponderer, is well accustomed to the occasional beating in his native Britain, particularly regarding his regular denunciations of Islam in the years since the 9/11 terror attacks. But the anti-Amis brigade is suddenly attracting new recruits across the Atlantic.
Feature in The Independent
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