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4 days agoThe rise of the literary nepo baby? The children of famous novelists on following in their parents' footsteps
Martin Amis liked to observe that the unusual position he and Kingsley Amis held father-and-son novelists was a historical anomaly, a literary curiosity. But it was not unique: Alexandre Dumas pere and fils, Fanny and Anthony Trollope, and Arthur and Evelyn Waugh had all come before them. And if Amis's assertion wasn't true then, it's even less true now. In recent years, increasing numbers of children of novelists have become writers themselves, and this year sees a particularly rich batch.
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