McEwan
McEwan is a Scottish surname meaning "son of Ewan." The name appears most often in reference to the British novelist Ian McEwan, known for literary fiction exploring dark psychological territory: Have you read any McEwan?
It's very McEwan—unsettling domesticity with something sinister underneath.
Scottish form of John
- novelistWriter of prose narratives
- AmsterdamCapital of Netherlands
- SaturdaySeventh weekday
- SolarProprietary name designation
fiction · Booker Prize · literary · psychological · narrative · prose · contemporary · realism
Ian
Scottish form of John
Solar · fiction · Booker Prize · literary · psychological · narrative · prose · contemporary · realism · storytelling
clan
Related group sharing ancestry
Edinburgh · bagpipes · whisky · Gaelic · heritage · genealogy · ancestry · lineage · family · descendants
- British WritersShakespeare, Dickens, Austen, Tolkien, Rowling
- Modern AuthorsColson Whitehead, Sally Rooney, Colleen Hoover, Barbara Kingsolver, Donna Tartt
- British M AuthorsA.A. Milne, Milne, Christopher Marlowe, Marlowe, John Milton
McEwanSalman Rushdie
Controversial novelist, knighted
David Foster Wallace · Thomas Pynchon · Gabriel García Márquez · P.G. Wodehouse · Terry Pratchett
McEwanStephen King
Bestselling horror fiction writer
James Patterson · Dan Brown · Danielle Steel · Nicholas Sparks · Tom Clancy