Yellow Dog

In Martin Amis's gripping satire, "Yellow Dog," disgraced journalist Xan Meo navigates a tumultuous landscape rife with violence, betrayal, and the absurdity of media spectacle following a brutal attack that shatters his life. As he grapples with his turmoil, a delusional gangster stirs chaos, while the monarchy faces its own scandals. This incisive novel offers a sharp critique of toxic masculinity and societal obsession with power and celebrity, presenting a vivid portrait of contemporary Britain on the brink of collapse.