Ian McEwan has written two collections of short stories and nine novels. He won the 1998 Booker Prize for his novel Amsterdam. He has also written several film scripts.
Awards: Wodehouse (2010), Nibbies (2008), James Tait Black (2005), NBCC (2002) see all
Genres: Literary Fiction, Science Fiction, Children's Fiction
Novels
The Cement Garden (1978)
The Comfort of Strangers (1981)
The Child in Time (1987)
The Innocent (1990)
Black Dogs (1992)
The Daydreamer (1994)
Enduring Love (1997)
Amsterdam (1998)
Atonement (2001)
Saturday (2005)
On Chesil Beach (2007)
For You (2008)
Solar (2010)
Sweet Tooth (2012)
The Children Act (2014)
Nutshell (2016)
Machines Like Me (2019)
Lessons (2022)
The Comfort of Strangers (1981)
The Child in Time (1987)
The Innocent (1990)
Black Dogs (1992)
The Daydreamer (1994)
Enduring Love (1997)
Amsterdam (1998)
Atonement (2001)
Saturday (2005)
On Chesil Beach (2007)
For You (2008)
Solar (2010)
Sweet Tooth (2012)
The Children Act (2014)
Nutshell (2016)
Machines Like Me (2019)
Lessons (2022)
Collections
First Love, Last Rites (1975)
In Between the Sheets (1978)
The Imitation Game (1981)
Or Shall We Die? (1983)
A Move Abroad (1989)
The Short Stories (1995)
In Between the Sheets (1978)
The Imitation Game (1981)
Or Shall We Die? (1983)
A Move Abroad (1989)
The Short Stories (1995)
Novellas and Short Stories
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Books containing stories by Ian McEwan
The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2006 (2006)
(Best American Nonrequired Reading)
edited by
Dave Eggers
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Ian McEwan recommends
There are Rivers in the Sky (2024)
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Cocoon (2022)
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