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Ian McEwan: Critical Review by Robert Winder

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Ian McEwan
About 4 pages (1,173 words)
Atonement (novel) Summary

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SOURCE: Winder, Robert. “Between the Acts.” New Statesman 130, no. 4555 (17 September 2001): 49.

In the following review, Winder offers a mixed assessment of Atonement, praising McEwan's literary skill but finding the novel's narrative leaps and omissions unsatisfying.

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