Ian McEwan's Saturday: a day in the life of a neurosurgeon
It's a Saturday morning, and although I have a big exam next week—I always do—I find myself lost to reading re-reading an Ian McEwan masterpiece entitled, quite appropriately, Saturday . It's novel about a day in the life of Henry Perowne, a neurosurgeon. I had read the book before I entered Medicine, and I loved it, as with all McEwan's works. To me, this book is special because it paints an intriguing portrait of the life that would possibly resemble mine in the near future—not necessarily of a neurosurgeon but of a physician.