Ian McEwan interview: the long look back - New Statesman

Ian McEwan Website: Lessons

Ian McEwan: 'My last novel? I feel as if I've said as much as I know

James Wood interview: The New Yorker writer on how technology is changing reading, how aging changes critics, and why he regrets being too hard on David Foster Wallace.

Enduring Love: McEwan, Ian: 9780099276586: : Books

The Bookseller - News - Vintage to publish new editions of Ian McEwan's backlist

Ian McEwan and the mess of living - New Statesman

Ian McEwan on his “anti-Frankenstein novel”, Machines Like Me - New Statesman

Ian McEwan: 'The perfect novella is always just out of my reach', Books

I didn't think it was possible to be a novelist': Julian Barnes on literature, loss – and his late friend Martin Amis, Julian Barnes

Martin Amis on death: 'It's going to be unpleasant, but when it's over repercussions cease

Martin Amis and Salman Rushdie on Cancel Culture and The Hitch

Author Ian McEwan says there is a crisis of freedom of expression

Ian McEwan on free speech, class and the fury of Twitter

Ian McEwan: 'My last novel? I feel as if I've said as much as I know

Ian McEwan on sensitivity readers, Succession, and his next novel