Ian McEwan (born 21 June 1948) is an English novelist and short-story writer known for novels that probe moral dilemmas, memory, science and intimate human relationships.

His work ranges from intimate, single-day narratives (Saturday) to large satirical canvases (Solar); he is widely regarded as a major contemporary British novelist.

DeBaser reviews portray McEwan as a versatile English novelist whose work ranges from black satire on climate and modern folly (Solar) to intimate explorations of family and conscience (Saturday, Lettera a Berlino). Reviewers praise his prose and plotting while noting occasional structural flaws.

For:Readers of literary fiction, fans of ironic satire and readers interested in moral and scientific themes.

 We are therefore presented with, in Solar, a comedic-satirical novel where the English writer's narrative talent is at the service of a colossal fresco of our times, crafted in the key of sulfurous and grotesque black comedy.

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 “the perfect crime can be committed”

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 A real son of a bitch is killed, chopped up, and stuffed into two suitcases...

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