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Literary Fiction · 1989 · R

London Fields

by Martin Amis

A woman who knows she'll be murdered — Amis's dark satire of 1980s London.

For17+GenreLiterary FictionLength470 pagesRead time~13 hours

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Violence

A lot

Violence; the planned murder; male aggression

Language

A lot

Extreme profanity throughout

Sexual Content

A lot

Explicit sexual content; Nicola's manipulation

Substance Use

Some

Heavy drinking; drug use

Emotional Intensity

A lot

Nihilism; the moral squalor of 1980s Britain

What this book is about

Amis's 1989 novel follows Nicola Six, who arranges her own murder among three flawed men in Thatcher's London. Graphic sexual content, violence, strong language, and Amis's pyrotechnic prose. Adults only.

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Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

Explicit sexual content

Extreme profanity

Violence

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