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Incidental Acts of Spontaneous Cerebral Violence
Tuesday, April 13, 2004
Holy shit, I almost forgot to get my tickets!
Martin Amis and Christopher Hitchens presented by UCLA Live -- Next Tuesday at 8
The best-selling author of Times Arrow, London Fields, Money and Experience: A Memoir, Britain’s Martin Amis creates hypnotically readable novels smoldering with apocalyptic humor and brutal irony. Amis will be joined by friend and The Atlantic Monthly and Vanity Fair contributing editor Christopher Hitchens, whose recent biography Why Orwell Matters is a brilliant exhumation of a misunderstood hero.
Martin Amis and Christopher Hitchens presented by UCLA Live -- Next Tuesday at 8
The best-selling author of Times Arrow, London Fields, Money and Experience: A Memoir, Britain’s Martin Amis creates hypnotically readable novels smoldering with apocalyptic humor and brutal irony. Amis will be joined by friend and The Atlantic Monthly and Vanity Fair contributing editor Christopher Hitchens, whose recent biography Why Orwell Matters is a brilliant exhumation of a misunderstood hero.
