Tag: Margaret Atwood
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Book of Lives review: Margaret Atwood’s witty, winding memoir
Margaret Atwood’s Book of Lives: a memoir with a clever twist Margaret Atwood has built a formidable literary career by mapping the terrain where history, imagination, and social commentary intersect. In Book of Lives, the celebrated author turns her lens inward, offering a memoir that feels less like a traditional self-portrait and more like a…
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Book of Lives review: Margaret Atwood’s witty, time-spanning memoir
Overview: Atwood’s latest memoir and its light-footed ambition Margaret Atwood’s Book of Lives is not just a memoir; it’s a playful excavation of time, memory, and the choices that accumulate into a sense of self. In this new volume, the Canadian author—long celebrated for dystopian fiction, insightful essays, and a career that reads like a…
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Book of Lives review: Margaret Atwood’s witty memoir
Overview: A witty, time-traveling memoir Margaret Atwood has long since proven that she can bend genres without breaking them. In Book of Lives, she turns her attention to memory, history, and the act of storytelling itself. This memoir, framed as a series of intimate reflections and sharp asides, invites readers to watch a master memoirist…
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From Booker Prize to Loss: An Exclusive From Margaret Atwood’s Memoir
Exclusive excerpt context An advance look at Margaret Atwood’s forthcoming memoir promises a blend of wit, candor, and hard-won insight. The excerpt centers on two seismic events in the author’s life: the triumph of winning the Booker Prize and the devastating day her partner died. Taken together, they illuminate how a celebrated literary career intersects…
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Margaret Atwood Speaks Truth to Power: Banned Books, Trump, and a Memoir That Settles Scores
Behind Closed Doors and Public Defiance Renowned author Margaret Atwood has spent decades shaping conversations about power, censorship, and the moral responsibilities of writers. In a recent disclosure-rich interview, she addresses how the climate around the presidency—specifically the Trump era—urgently tested the boundaries between literature and politics. For Atwood, the answer to oppression is not…
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Margaret Atwood on Defying Trump, Banned Books, and a Memoir That Settles Scores
Defiance in the Pages: Atwood’s Unflinching Stance In an era when literature faces heightened scrutiny, Margaret Atwood remains a steady compass for readers seeking truth in fiction. The author of The Handmaid’s Tale has long used her platform to challenge power, question censorship, and defend the transformative potential of banned or controversial books. In recent…
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From Booker Glory to Personal Loss: An Exclusive Look at Margaret Atwood’s New Memoir
Introduction: An Icon’s Intimate Arc Readers who follow Margaret Atwood’s remarkable career know her as a master of speculative fiction, a sharp observer of society, and a poet of resilience. The latest memoir excerpt promises a rare, intimate turn: a narrative that threads the spark of literary achievement with the ache of personal loss. For…
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Margaret Atwood on defying Trump, banned books, and her no-holds-barred memoir
In a candid frame of reference Margaret Atwood, the towering voice of contemporary fiction and a long-standing observer of power, has spent decades turning the lens on society’s most urgent questions. In a recent, wide-ranging discussion, she framed the current moment as “the scariest of times” and tied it to a broader struggle: the defense…