Key West Literary Seminar

Stranger than fiction

Posted by Nan Klingener on January 19, 2007 | |

Straight from the Key West Literary Seminar, Ian McEwan is in the news because the public has recently learned what he found out a few years ago: He has a long-lost brother. The story behind this is amazing and touching: wondrous strange indeed. For details check out
this story in The New York Times.

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