Ian McEwan, "Nutshell"
September 26, 2016
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as posted by the channelIan McEwan has been a force in British literature for more than three decades, earning worldwide critical acclaim for his vivid, thoughtful, and often jarring novels. From the historical sweep of Atonement to the psychological intrigue of Amsterdam, McEwan has shown that he can turn any genre into the highest order of literary fiction. The Man Booker and Whitbread Award winner's fourteenth novel, Nutshell, is a story of marital betrayal told from an unexpected perspective: As Trudy tires of her husband and makes grisly plans to escape him, her unborn child overhears all her schemes.
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