Sir Kingsley Amis

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Sir Kingsley Amis was a prominent 20th-century British novelist, poet, and critic, best known for his comic novel "Lucky Jim" and his influential role in postwar English literature.

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instanceOf Knight Bachelor
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literary critic
novelist
poet
university teacher
awardReceived Booker Prize
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
James Tait Black Memorial Prize
Somerset Maugham Award
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causeOfDeath stroke
child Martin Amis
Philip Amis
Sally Amis
conflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
United Kingdom
surface form: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
dateOfBirth 1922-04-16
dateOfDeath 1995-10-22
educatedAt City of London School
St John’s College, Oxford NERFINISHED
employer Swansea University
surface form: University College of Swansea
familyName Amis
fieldOfWork fiction
literary criticism
poetry
genre comic novel
satire
science fiction
givenName Kingsley
honorificPrefix Sir
influenced Martin Amis
contemporary British comic novelists
influencedBy Anthony Powell
P. G. Wodehouse
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryService British Army
movement Angry Young Men
name Sir Kingsley Amis self-link
surface form: Kingsley Amis
notableFor comic treatment of postwar British academic life
role in postwar English literature
notableWork Colonel Sun
Ending Up
I Like It Here
Lucky Jim
New Maps of Hell
One Fat Englishman
Take a Girl Like You
That Uncertain Feeling
The Alteration
The Anti-Death League
The Green Man
The King’s English
The Old Devils
placeOfBirth Clapham, London, England
placeOfDeath London, England
positionHeld lecturer in English at University College of Swansea
residence London, England
Swansea
surface form: Swansea, Wales
spouse Elizabeth Jane Howard
Hilary Bardwell

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City of London School hasNotableAlumnus Sir Kingsley Amis
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Lincoln College, Oxford hasAlumni Sir Kingsley Amis
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Martin Amis father Sir Kingsley Amis
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Golders Green Crematorium notableBurial Sir Kingsley Amis
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Arthur influenced Sir Kingsley Amis
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Somerset Maugham Award notableRecipient Sir Kingsley Amis
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The Old Devils author Sir Kingsley Amis
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Victor Gollancz Ltd published Sir Kingsley Amis
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Angry Young Men notableAuthorAssociated Sir Kingsley Amis
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