Lessons on Life and Literature: In Conversation with Ian McEwan & Ted Hodgkinson

[@Katherine.Angela]

Great quote here by Mr. McEwan re "closure": "One of the worst and most insidious new words in the English language is closure. There is not any closure for the great tragedies in life. There's simply absorption and learning to live with, as it were, your limp. You suffer a terrible loss, it becomes part of you."

[@stuartwilliams-fw4vo]

An incomparable performance.

[@natalyalande]

“There is always a suspicion when you enter your mid 70s that you you have leaned nothing. Nothing at all. And yet in some odd way you feel slightly more qualified to exist. “