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British author Martin Amis dies aged 73

The literary world is mourning the loss of renowned British wordsmith, Martin Amis, who has passed away at the age of 73, as confirmed by his publisher.Information Guide Nigeria

The prolific wordsmith, celebrated for his literary and cinematic contributions, penned a plethora of novels and non-fiction pieces throughout his illustrious career. Among his most notable works are the critically acclaimed Money, released in 1984, and the widely beloved London Fields, which hit shelves in 1989.


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In a statement, Vintage Books said: “We are devastated at the death of our author and friend, Martin Amis: novelist, essayist, memoirist, critic, stylist supreme.

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“It has been a profound privilege and pleasure to be his publisher; first as Jonathan Cape in 1973, with his explosive debut, The Rachel Papers; then as part of Penguin Random House and Vintage, up to and including his most recent book, 2020’s Inside Story.”

His novel Time’s Arrow was shortlisted for the Booker Prize while his 2003 novel Yellow Dog was also longlisted.

The official Twitter account of The Booker Prize described him as “one of the most acclaimed and discussed novelists of the past 50 years” following the news.JAMB Result

“We are saddened to hear that Martin Amis, one of the most acclaimed and discussed novelists of the past 50 years, has died”, they tweeted.

“Our thoughts are with his family and friends.”

Tragic news has emerged from the racing world as a man has passed away just 48 hours after a devastating motorbike accident at a national circuit in Fife.

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On May 19, the Knockhill racing circuit in Dunfermline was the site of a harrowing incident involving none other than motorsport enthusiast Chris Adam. The daredevil driver suffered serious injuries while on the track, leaving fans and fellow racers alike on edge.

The adrenaline was pumping as the 38-year-old revved up their engine and took to the track for a thrilling day of high-speed action. This particular event was a track day, where enthusiasts from all walks of life can bring their own prized vehicles to test their skills on the circuit.NYSC Portal

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