Categories Clippings Essays The Metropolitan Trilogy Post author By Jamie Post date June 10, 2013 After writing a spate of reasonably successful—and very autobiographical—novels, James Ellroy and Martin Amis took the cities surrounding them and used them as test beds, experimenting with new voices and forms and populating this familiar terrain with doppelgangers and villains and foils and sexual obsessions. Share this:ShareEmailPrintFacebookTwitterPocketLinkedInPinterestRedditTumblr Tags 3quarksdaily, Clippings, Essay By Jamie For the time being this site is an attempt to collate my clippings and an attempt to describe some of the scenes I might be using in a forthcoming novel. View Archive → ← Moore, OK Tornado Reporting Credits (i.e. not bylines) → The Splashy Debut Novel is Dead—Or Is It?
