Ian McEwan’s ‘ragbag’ of essays becomes ‘Between Books,’ a new nonfiction journey
Ian McEwan, the acclaimed novelist, has released a new book titled "Between Books," which is a collection of his nonfiction essays and speeches. This marks the first full-length work of nonfiction by the author, known for his best-selling novels like "Atonement" and "Amsterdam." The book, set to be published on May 25 by Alfred A. Knopf, encompasses personal recollections and profound intellectual inquiries.
McEwan, 78, has penned a new introduction for the book, which includes previously published and unpublished material. Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Jordan Pavlin described "Between Books" as an intimate record of a great mind reflecting on life and the central themes of his works.
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