Ian McEwan
Praise for What We Can Know
What We Can Know may well have created a new genre: the postapocalyptic campus novel. Imagine AS Byatt’s Possession crossed with Cormac McCarthy’s The Road. Dark academia meets the big id ...
Johanna Thomas-Corr, Sunday Times
A big, unabashed crowd-pleaser… What We Can Know delivers one of McEwan’s finest comic set pieces… [and] can be read as an optimist’s manifesto, a rage against our consensus of decline… [and] a caution ...
Times Literary Supplement
An ambitious and an accomplished work of fiction, it’s…rewarding and thought-provoking
Financial Times
What We Can Know may well have created a new genre: the postapocalyptic campus novel. Imagine AS Byatt’s Possession crossed with Cormac McCarthy’s The Road. Dark academia meets the big id ...
Johanna Thomas-Corr, Sunday Times
A big, unabashed crowd-pleaser… What We Can Know delivers one of McEwan’s finest comic set pieces… [and] can be read as an optimist’s manifesto, a rage against our consensus of decline… [and] a caution ...
Times Literary Supplement
An ambitious and an accomplished work of fiction, it’s…rewarding and thought-provoking
Financial Times
What We Can Know may well have created a new genre: the postapocalyptic campus novel. Imagine AS Byatt’s Possession crossed with Cormac McCarthy’s The Road. Dark academia meets the big id ...
Johanna Thomas-Corr, Sunday Times
A big, unabashed crowd-pleaser… What We Can Know delivers one of McEwan’s finest comic set pieces… [and] can be read as an optimist’s manifesto, a rage against our consensus of decline… [and] a caution ...
Times Literary Supplement
An ambitious and an accomplished work of fiction, it’s…rewarding and thought-provoking
Financial Times
