Ian McEwan - Atonement

& #8220;A beautiful and majestic fictional panorama. & #8221; --John Updike, < i > The New Yorker < /i > < br > & #8220;Flat-out brilliant. . . . Lush, detailed, vibrantly colored and intense. & #8221; & #8211; < i > San Francisco Chronicle < br > < /i > < br > & #8220;A tour de force. . . . Every bit as affecting as it is gripping. & #8221; --Michiko Kakutani, < i > The New York Times < br > < br > < /i > & #8220;Luminous. . . . < b > Atonement < /b > < i > < /i > is brilliant and like nothing he & #8217;s ever written before. & #8221; & #8211; < i > Newsweek < br > < /i > < br > & #8220;No one now writing fiction in the English language surpasses Ian McEwan. & #8221; & #8211; < i > The Washington Post Book World < /i > < br > < br > & #8220;Brilliant. . . . McEwan could be the most psychologically astute writer working today, our era & #8217;s Jane Austen. & #8221; & #8211; < i > Esquire < br > < br > < /i > & #8220;A work of astonishing depth and humanity. & #8221; & #8211; < i > The Economist < /i > < br > < br > & #8220;His most complete and passionate book to date. & #8221; -- < i > The New York Times Book Review < /i > < br > < br > < br > & #8220;In