Yellow Dog

Vintage Amis (contains: an excerpt from Experience; the “Horrorday” chapter from London Fields; a vignette from Money; the stories “State of England,” “Insight at Flame Lake,” and “Coincidence of the Arts”; the essays “Visiting Mrs. Nabokov,” “Phantom of the Opera”; and, for the first time in book form, the short story “Porno’s Last Summer").

Koba the Dread

The War Against Cliché

Experience

Heavy Water

The Rachel Papers

Dead Babies

Success

Other People: A Mystery Story

Money: A Suicide Note

The Moronic Inferno

Einstein's Monsters

London Fields

Time's Arrow

Visiting Mrs. Nabokov

The Information

Night Train

Books of the Century: A Hundred Years of Authors, Ideas and Literature, edited by Charles McGrath. Books of the Century is an anthology of reviews, essays and letters that appeared in The New York Times Book Review between 1896 and 1996. It begins with a review of Henry James' of The Spoils of Poynton and ends with Martin Amis' review of Don DeLillo's Underworld.

My Oxford, edited by Ann Thwatte. Reminiscences of life at Oxford University by its graduates, including Martin Amis.

Vladimir Nabokov: His Life, His World, His Art, edited by Peter Quennell. Contains Amis's essay "Nabokov's Black Farces."

Hockney's Alphabet, edited by Stephen Spender. In 1991,  Sir Stephen Spender invited a number of distinguished writers in Britain and America to contribute original texts for an alphabet specially drawn by David Hockney. The result was a stunning volume of ABCs for grownups. Now this unique anthology has  new typography and sumptuous new production specifications. Net proceeds to go to AIDS research and services. Full color. Contains Amis's contribution "H Is for Homosexual."

Saul Bellow & Keith Botsford, Editors. Contains Martin Amis's essay "Cars and the Man," from The Republic of Letters volume 3.

Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov.

The Adventures of Augie March, by Saul Bellow.