 Oh joy. Quote of the Week in the New York Times...Martin Amis says if he had a serious brain injury he might write books for kids. "I would never write about someone that forced me to write at a lower register than what I can write," Amis added. See a follow-up story in the Guardian. Nice come-back by Lucy Coats and Charles London. Books by the Brain-injured?   
Marvin
2/20/2011 05:12:20 am
Teg Geisel--Dr. Suess--is one of the best writers ever, in my humble opinion. It sounds like Mr. Amis would do well to read a couple of his books. Comments are closed.
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