Bookmark: Kingsley Amis (1991), Part Six

On the occasion of the publication of his memoirs, writer Kingsley Amis is the subject of this episode of Bookmark. In addition to his backround and upbringing, family life and literary inspiration, Amis also speaks of his friendship with poet Phillip Larkin and other British literary lions of his generation.

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He got me through some dark patches in my life. I thank you Kingsley.

[@weewilliewagtail]

Thanks a million for posting these, much appreciated.

[@kevinwhelan9607]

Whoever took the trouble to post these videos I thank you for your marvellous act of kindness and generosity to the great man and his admirers; if you are ever in Galway, Ireland, the drinks are on me!❤🎉

[@robzrob]

Kingsley Amis's books were the only books I ever bought (or could afford to buy!) in hardback. Could never wait for the paperback. I miss him.

[@ian230570]

Thanks very much for the upload. I saw this on the telly back in the day and it's been a real pleasure to watch it again.

[@soosidescott]

Terrific stuff. Thanks for these videos

[@syncopatedsteve]

Thanks so much for posting , really enjoyed it.

[@marclayne9261]

Thank You for posting.....

[@iantaylor220]

Really enjoyed this. Thanks for posting.

[@bodegabreath4258]

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@mrdbaker2ubaker182]

Fascinating

[@matthewstokes1608]

God bless Sir Kingsley - always

[@shalomkd34]

30 years later

[@kevinwhelan9607]

❤❤❤

[@andrewmoodie5751]

Great to see this again. Do you have the date of the original broadcast? I know it must have been around March 1991.

[@johnjosmith42]

You think they'd have mentioned Martin. All the same, good fun.

[@TheDavelogan]

He poked fun at him at the junction where parts one and two met. But this was about Kingsley, they probably assumed that Martin would get a lot of coverage in the future, being one of, if not the biggest, writers in the UK at the time.

[@sjohnson1216]

Thank you, FRiB6890.

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