A friend (cb at lim.nl) has sent you an article:
The two faces of Amis http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/features/the-two-faces-of-amis-774978.html Martin Amis's tiny blonde daughter answers the door to their vast Primrose
Hill house, beaming and waving ? and then, a moment later, the 58-year-old
novelist appears behind her, with his sad, semi-scowling face sucking on a
roll-up. He leads me through into his front room, a huge, swollen nest of
books: paperbacks, hardbacks, fiction, histories. This is where the novels
that thrilled me as a teenager ? the bitter genius of Money and London
Fields, the novels that distilled the 1980s ? were born. This is where we
are going to have to discuss The Race Row.