Martin Amis Makes the Case for SnobberyThe essays in “The Rub of Time” defend careful thought and use of language.By Calum MarshMarch 16, 2018
A. O. Scott, Last of the Power CriticsThe Times's film critic writes as though a review can still make or break a work of art. It can't. By Calum MarshFebruary 10, 2016
Is Michel Houellebecq's 'Submission' Really So Controversial?His novel—published the day of the Charlie Hebdo attack—is finally available in English.By Calum MarshOctober 19, 2015
Gary Indiana Takes the Glamour Out of Serial MurderA novelist of the counterculture finally has his moment By Calum MarshSeptember 25, 2015
Martin Amis: "It’s as if Mario Puzo’s prose is being rewritten by Nabokov"The author talks about the novel, writing for the screen, and the new film adaptation of London FieldsBy Calum MarshSeptember 17, 2015
A Half-Baked Homage to Nicholson BakerFirst the 'autobiographical novel,' now 'autobiographical criticism.'By Calum MarshMarch 25, 2015