Money

Money by Martin Amis, published by Penguin Books in 1986, is a novel that explores the life of John Self, a character deeply entrenched in a culture driven by consumerism and excess. This edition spans 363 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Self as he navigates the vibrant yet corrupt landscapes of New York, where the pursuit of wealth often overshadows deeper human connections.

Readers will find a portrayal of a world where money serves as both a tool and a weapon, reflecting the darker sides of ambition and desire. The story delves into themes of corruption and brutality, set against the backdrop of both London and New York. Through Self’s experiences, the book examines the intersection of personal gratification and societal values, providing insight into the complexities of modern life.