Ian McEwan: “Maintaining optimism is what we owe to the future, to new generations”
The British writer reflects on poetry, memory, artificial intelligence, and the threats of the present, but also on hope and responsibility toward future generations. Regarding his novel 'What We Can Know,' he defends literature as a way to explore the human condition
Poetry was Ian McEwan’s first love. In his teens, he tried writing poems two or three times… until he realized he was merely a reader of poetry, the “highest literary form.” Having accepted this reality, McEwan (Aldershot, England, 1948) focused...
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