Ian McEwan interview (2002)

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[@nathanpickering9253]

I appreciate any interview with Ian McEwan or Martin Amis. Both have an obvious love for thinking about and articulating the specific functions and intrigues of authorship and story.

[@petestevens3970]

Nathan Pickering: John Updike, as you likely know, too.

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

i love being in ian's portal

[@martinesakulku6546]

Having a low attention span for general reading, though able to stay with your words. Thank you for contributing to the outside entertainment during this important or unimportant stay on this planet !!! I`v just discovered The Vegetarian tucked down quest bed and will attempt to read it, which has review done on front page by you

[@Natashahoneypot]

I always want writers to sound and look as handsome as they write. Deep and moody like an Italian hunk.

[@pigspigs76]

I bought a car from 2002 in around 2013, a Saab 93 Viggen with a Saab 9000 engine from 1998. It was an excellent car, it could do 150mph and you could put just about anything in the hatch despite it being a reletively small coupe. However, the repairs were costly and it was eventually sold back to Ottawa from which it came.. I miss that car 🚗 I couldn't help but reminisce about it throughout this interview

[@timmy12383]

It's a special experience to hear you sharing the time you were with your excellent car, and it's also an intriguing moment which provoked this memory while listening McEwan's interview, isn't it

[@alannahm.3751]

this is a great interview, is there any chance of finding out the name of the program or the name of the interviewer? i'm referencing it in an essay i'm writing :)

[@ManufacturingIntellect]

The interviewer is Charlie Rose. You can find the source interview on his website and cite that.

[@marietensianass3345]

I am very attracted by " The Intervew "

[@jarrydbester4096]

hi, Ian

[@brycetayler5706]

@@Ben-ng3lx oop

[@brycetayler5706]

Hey Ian

[@kylewilson6311]

bruh, you gei

[@roniquebreauxjordan1302]

Jane Austen...again!

[@elvinaogil8576]

This interviewer is awful. Clearly not of the same intellect as Ian McEwan. The unnnecssary laughter made my skin crawl.

[@Nazaba09]

That was a long conversation about nothing. Very disappointing. And charlie rose, STOP INTERRUPTING YOUR GUESTS.

[@matthewpawelski767]

Worse than interrupting... He's trying to rush them to the end of their sentence, but also putting words (poorer words than the guest would produce) into their mouth.

[@onlyconnect88]

What were you expecting a novelist to talk about? How to plan a wedding?

[@JA-jx9uk]

did he say the n word???????

[@blairunderwood9503]

Briony is a weak and bad character, without exaggerating. The book is nothing special. An airhead ruins her sisters love life and a man's entire life, and she ''atones'' by making them ''live forever' in a book or something. She never atones, and this is just so annoying to read.

[@kylewilson6311]

bruh, book boring. 1/10