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1. www.newstatesman.com › culture › booksIan McEwan interview: the long look back - New Statesman

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   Sep 7, 2022 · That photograph shows a woman in her early 20s, already with two children, but her hair is long and black and she’s wearing a quite modern-looking blouse… This is a very poised young woman, very beautiful; her gaze is really strong.

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3. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2009/02/23Ian McEwan’s Art of Unease - The New Yorker

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   That’s how it is with the hounds that descend upon a woman in the 1992 novel “Black Dogs”; the orgiastic murder in the 1981 novel “The Comfort of Strangers”; the botched sexual ...

4. www.theparisreview.org › interviews › 393The Art of Fiction No. 173 - The Paris Review

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   Ian McEwan’s early success came hand in hand with a lurid reputation: his books were said to be twisted and dark. And in fact, his earliest work—two collections of short stories, First Love, Last Rites (1975) and In Between the Sheets (1978), and two slim nove...

5. www.theatlantic.com › magazine › archive'Lessons' Is Ian McEwan’s Anti-Memoir - The Atlantic

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   Sep 9, 2022 · Wowed by the black humor, the kinkiness, the menace of McEwan’s first four books, the British press bestowed a nickname: Ian McAbre. Woolverstone Hall provided a solid education.

6. www.creativereview.co.uk › ian-mcewan-book-coversIan McEwan books given striking new covers in Vintage reissue

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   Jun 8, 2023 · Vintage has announced the reissue of 18 titles written by acclaimed British author Ian McEwan. Overseen by Vintage’s creative director Suzanne Dean, the release of this latest collection hopes to bring some of McEwan’s extensive bestselling backlist to a whole new generation of readers.

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7. www.themodernnovel.org › england › mcewanIan McEwan: Lessons - The Modern Novel

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   Three of the characters – all women – do things that, by normal standards, would be considered unacceptable. Two abandon minor children, leaving others to take care of them, while Miriam Cornell seduces an underage boy an even tries to abduct him.

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   Who is Ian McEwan?

   • All novelists are scholars of human behavior, but Ian McEwan pursues the matter with more scientific rigor than the job strictly requires.

   Ian McEwan’s Art of Unease | The New Yorker

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   What happened to Ian McEwan?

   • When Ian McEwan was eight, something happened that determined the course of the rest of his life. The family had been living for some years in Libya, where McEwan’s father, an Army officer, was posted. In 1956, when the Suez Crisis broke, British women and children were sent to their nearest army base for protection.

   Ian McEwan interview: the long look back - New Statesman

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   Who is Ian mcabre?

   • Wowed by the black humor, the kinkiness, the menace, the British press bestowed a nickname: Ian McAbre. Four books in the space of six years, great reviews, respectable sales—when I mention this fast start, McEwan seems to sink deeper into the couch. “The gothic early works,” he says wearily.

   'Lessons' Is Ian McEwan’s Anti-Memoir - The Atlantic

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   Did McEwan ever say he was nice?

   • McEwan developed a notorious public persona. The jacket copy for a paperback edition of his second story collection, “In Between the Sheets,” declared, “Nobody ever said he was nice. Nasty, yes. Erotic, prophetic, even at times delicious; inventive, lewd, insolent and lyrical, to be sure; always grimly fantastic; but nice, never.”

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9. www.thebookseller.com › news › vintage-to-publishVintage to publish new editions of Ian McEwan’s backlist

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   Mar 17, 2023 · Employing a mixture of colour and black and white photography, alongside a range of newly commissioned illustrations, the series aims to introduce McEwan’s books to a new generation of...