For a long time, Martin Amis, together with his peers Salman Rushdie, Ian McEwan and Julian Barnes, has been regarded as the backbone of the British literary world and is listed in the “Thames “The 50 greatest writers in Britain since 1945” in 2008. They inherited the transition from realism to modernism and the origin of postmodernism, and influenced generations of younger generations in the literary world. However, compared with his peers who have successively won laurels, Martin Amis has been nominated many times throughout his life, but due to various reasons, he failed to win the Booker Prize, the highest honor in English literature. This is the regret of…