Abstract: Ian McEwan becomes the supreme writers of his generation with the publication of Saturday which shows McEwan's superb art of Spatializing Narrative. With the flexible use of narrative perspectives and setting paces, the novel describes the different characters and human affairs in the text world; it enriches the connotation of the text saturated with references to Herzog and Dover Beach, and reflects the mottled social reality of the contemporary Britain and even the world from politics, culture, science and technology.