Amsterdam

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Amsterdam is a Booker Prize–winning novel by British author Ian McEwan that explores moral compromise and revenge through the intertwined lives of two old friends.

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instanceOf literaryWork
novel
author Ian McEwan NERFINISHED
awardReceived Booker Prize NERFINISHED
Booker Prize for Fiction NERFINISHED
centralConflict clash between personal loyalty and professional ethics
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtist notable for minimalist design
firstEditionFormat hardcover
followedBy Atonement NERFINISHED
genre literary fiction
political fiction
satire
tragedy
hasChapters yes
hasForm prose
hasISBN 0-224-05096-0
hasMoralDilemma pact between friends about euthanasia
hasPageCount 191
hasStructure linear narrative
hasTargetAudience adult readers
hasTone darkly comic
ironic
literaryPeriod contemporary British literature
mainCharacter Clive Linley NERFINISHED
Julian Garmony NERFINISHED
Molly Lane NERFINISHED
Vernon Halliday NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor winning the 1998 Booker Prize
originalLanguage English
partOf Ian McEwan bibliography NERFINISHED
placeOfPublication London, England
surface form: London
precededBy Enduring Love NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1998
publisher Jonathan Cape NERFINISHED
setInTimePeriod late 20th century
setting Amsterdam (city) NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London
theme artistic responsibility
betrayal
ethics
euthanasia
friendship
media ethics
moral compromise
political ambition
revenge

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McEwan hasNotableWork Amsterdam
subject surface form: Ian McEwan