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London Fields

Writer: Kathy Miller
Kathy Miller
Jul 17, 2024
1 min read

Martin Amis, 1989

Date read: 7/18/24


This was like a reverse mystery. The main character has a little bit of precongnition. She knows she will be murdered on her 35th birthday, but she doesn't know by whom. The whole novel is her manipulating men into wanting to kill her until someone finally does.


It's a strange and excessively British novel innit and I enjoyed it innit.

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