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He has contributed to such periodicals as Vanity Fair, The Observer, and The New Statesman. His latest novel will be published by Harmony Books in the fall of 1991. He lives in London.  \nBY THE SAME AUTHOR  \nFiction:  \nThe Rachel Papers  \nDead Babies Other People: A Mystery Story  \nMoney  \nEinstein's Monsters London Fields  \nJournalism : Invasion of the Space Invaders The Moronic Inferno  \nI N T E R N A T I O N A L  \nMartin Amis Success  \nVintage International Vintage Books  \nA Division of Random House, Inc. New York  \nTo Philip  \nFirst Vintage International Edition, April 1991 Copyright © 1978 by Martin Amis  \nAll rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions.  \nPublished in the United States by Vintage Books, a division of Random House, Inc., New York.  \nOriginally published in Great Britain in 1978 by Jonathan Cape Ltd.  \nFirst published in the United States by Harmony Books, a division of Crown Publishers, Inc., New York, in 1987.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Amis, Martin.  \n[1st Vintage International ed] Success / Martin Amis  \n[p. cm. ISBN 0-679-73448-1](p. cm. ISBN 0-679-73448-1)  \n[I. Title.](I. Title.)  \nPR6051.M5S8 1991 823'.914—dc20 90-50617 CIP  \nAuthor photograph copyright © Jerry Bauer Manufactured in the United States of America.  \n10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1  \nSuccess  \n1: January  \n2: February  \n3: March  \n4: April  \n5: May  \n6: June  \n7: July  \n8: August  \n9: September  \n10: October  \n11: November  \n12: December  \n1: January  \n(i) It seems that I've lost all the things that used to be nice about me—TERRY  \n'Terry speaking,' I said.  \nThe receiver cleared its throat.  \n'Oh hello, Miranda,' I went on. 'How are you? No, Gregory isn't here at the moment. Ring a bit later. Okay. Bye.'  \nGregory was in fact sitting next door at the kitchen table, his hands palm-upwards on its grained surface.'Success?' he asked. I nodded and he sighed.  \n'She's started sending me obscene poems now,' he said.  \nThere seemed no point in not humouring him. 'Really? What sort of obscene poems?'  \n'Has a girl ever sent you an obscene poem?'  \n'I don't think so. '  \n'I can't cope with this. Things to do with my \"proud beam\" . And stuff about her \"amber jewel\" . Or perhaps it's my amber jewel—I'm not sure. '  \n'Sounds as though it's her amber jewel. I mean, she wouldn't have a proud beam, would she?'  \n'She might. I wouldn't put anything past her. She might have two. '  \n'What has she got to say about your proud beam? In this obscene poem.'  \n'She just goes on and on about it. I could hardly bear to read the thing. I can't cope with it. I don't need this”.  \nSuccess  \n'How disgusting,' I said with enthusiasm. 'Well, what are you going to do about it, Greg?'  \n'That's just it. What can I do? Say, \"Look, let's have no more obscene poems, okay? Cut out the obscene poems\"? Scarcely. I could always call the police, I suppose ... let the police clear up the matter. And the horrible things she makes me do in bed ... '  \n'Why don't you just tell her to go away?'  \nGregory looked up at me with puppyish awe. 'Can one do that sort of thing? Is that—is that what you'd do?'  \n'Christ, no. I'd make her make me do horrible things in bed. I'd even let her write me obscene poems. I'd even write her obscene poems back.'  \n'Would you really?'  \n'You bet. I'm desperate. I'm tortured by need. Hardly anybody seems to want to fuck me any more. I don't know why. Gita won't fuck me any more. '  \n'The tiny one with huge ears? Why won't she?'  \n'How the hell should I know? She says she doesn't want to. She doesn't know why she doesn't want to. But she knows she doesn't want to.'  \nGregory perked up at this. 'Curious,' he said, leaning back. 'In my experience it's the other way round. 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