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Saturday, March 13, 2010
Yellow Dog by Martin Amis
Liked it, at least until the last third or so when it became boring and lost momentum, pitching and yawing about like the jet plane about to plummet to the air, one of the main plot developments of the conclusion.
Amis does not write a careless sentence, there are no quotidian moments.
Made the mistake after finishing it of looking up some reviews, which were almost universally bad.
a rawther fetching picture of MA from London's National Portrait Gallery, sort of like a Mick Jagger who stayed in school.
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