Posted AT 9:52 AM EDT on 31/03/07
In the spotlight again
LONDON — When Ian McEwan opens the door to his house in central London, he seems a good deal more chipper -- and, oddly, younger -- than he did precisely two years ago. Then, giving an interview for his novel Saturday, his mood was as March-dreary as the weather, the result, perhaps, of a miserable cold.
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