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Surfacing by Margaret Atwood, 1998-03-16
Selected Poems II: 1976 - 1986 (Vol 2) by Margaret Atwood, 1987-11-05
Writing with Intent: Essays, Reviews, Personal Prose--1983-2005 by Margaret Atwood, 2005-02-25
Dancing Girls by Margaret Atwood, 1998-05-18
Murder in the Dark: Short Fictions and Prose Poems by Margaret Eleanor Atwood, 1996-03
Morning in the Burned House by Margaret Atwood, 1996-09-16
Up in the Tree
Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth (CBC Massey Lectures) by Margaret Eleanor Atwood, 2008-12-30
The Penelopiad: The Myth of Penelope and Odysseus (Myths) by Margaret Atwood, 2005-10-05
The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood, 1998-01-20
Good Bones by Margaret Atwood, 1993-09-09
Bluebeard's Egg: Stories by Margaret Atwood, 1998-01-20
Margaret Atwood (Bloom's Modern Critical Views)
Margaret Atwood's The Edible Woman (MAXnotes) by Jeffrey M. Lilburn, Jeffery M. Lilburn, 1999-07

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Guardian Unlimited Books | Authors | Atwood, Margaret
margaret atwood (1939). Does it all stem from margaret atwood s upbringing in a family of self-sufficient scientists, or is she just a natural nit-picker?
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Extractions: Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Guardian Review By genre Reviews ... A writer of impressive variety - she has done Bildungsroman (Cat's Eye), sci-fi (Handmaid's Tale) and Victoriana (Alias Grace) - she excels in open-ended stories of the enigmatic woman. Critically feted worldwide, she has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize three times and finally won it in 2000 with The Blind Assassin, a multilayered family memoir and meditation on narrative and female bondage.
Margaret Atwood
margaret atwood is bug crazy. margaret atwood, who was honoured a bug will carry the family name, said her late father would have been proud.
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The Atwood's Society Margaret Atwood Primary Bibliography
The atwood Society s Bibliography of margaret atwood. Primary Texts. Go to atwood Society s margaret atwood Information Page. Go to Thomas B. Friedman Home Page.
http://www.cariboo.bc.ca/ae/engml/FRIEDMAN/atwoodbiblio.htm
Margaret Atwood Interview With Don Swaim
RealAudio interview from 1986 by the CBS Radio host.
http://wiredforbooks.org/margaretatwood/

Extractions: Wired For Books home Don Swaim Interviews Audio Interview with Margaret Atwood Margaret Atwood, author of The Handmaid's Tale and Cats' Eye , talks to Don Swaim in 1986 about growing up in the Canadian forests, her novels, her thoughts about religion and human rights, and why she didn't major in journalism in college. Listen to the Margaret Atwood interview with Don Swaim, 1986
Welcome To Kutztown University: Missing Page
http://www.kutztown.edu/faculty/reagan/atwood.html

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Guardian Unlimited Books | Links | Atwood, Margaret
margaret atwood. Work online In The Secular Night a poem Lecture atwood on madness. Background margaret atwood s website. The atwood Society.
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Study Guide To Margaret Atwood: The Handmaid's Tale (1986)
Study Guide to margaret atwood The Handmaid s Tale (1986). Using this Guide List of other study guides. Doing research on science fiction?
http://www.wsu.edu:8000/~brians/science_fiction/handmaid.html

Extractions: Study Guide to Margaret Atwood: The Handmaid's Tale Using this Guide List of other study guides Doing research on science fiction? Check out the Science Fiction Research Bibliography. For more information on feminist SF, see the Introduction Epigraphs Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 ... Historical Notes Many readers are surprised to hear Atwood's novel labeled science fiction, but it belongs squarely in the long tradition of near-future dystopias which has made up a large part of SF since the early50s. SF need not involve technological innovation: it has been a long-standing principle that social change can provide the basis for SF just as well as technical change. The Handmaid's Tale is partly an extrapolation of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, But another social controversy also underlies this novel. During the early 80s a debate raged (and continues to rage, on a lower level) about feminist attitudes toward sexuality and pornography in particular. Outspoken feminists have taken all kinds of positions: that all erotica depicting women as sexual objects is demeaning, that pornography was bad though erotica can be good, that although most pornography is demeaning the protection of civil liberties is a greater good which requires the toleration of freedom for pornographers, however distasteful, even that such a thing as feminist pornography can and should be created. The sub-theme of this tangled debate which seems to have particularly interested and alarmed Atwood is the tendency of some feminist anti-porn groups to ally themselves with religious anti-porn zealots who oppose the feminists on almost every other issue. The language of "protection of women" could slip from a demand for more freedom into a retreat from freedom, to a kind of neo-Victorianism. After all, it was the need to protect "good" women from sex that justified all manner of repression in the 19th century, including confining them to the home, barring them from participating in the arts, and voting. Contemporary Islamic women sometimes argue that assuming the veil and traditional all-enveloping clothing is aimed at dealing with sexual harassment and sexual objectification. The language is feminist, but the result can be deeply patriarchal, as in this novel.
The Atwood's Society Margaret Atwood Primary Bibliography
Chronological listings of atwood's poetry collections, novels, short fiction, criticism, essays, interviews, and related materials; includes cover scans of many items. By Thomas B. Friedman.
http://www.cariboo.bc.ca/atwood/atwoodbiblio.htm
Margaret Atwood
margaret atwood OW Toad Ltd c/o McClelland Stewart 481 University Ave., 900 Toronto, Ontario M5E 2E9. margaret atwood works copyright © to the author.
http://www.library.utoronto.ca/canpoetry/atwood/
Writersworld On-line Interviews With Authors
Online interviews with famous authors such as margaret atwood, Michael Ondaatje, K.G. Sambrano.
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Margaret Atwood
A portrait of Canadian author margaret atwood, by Canadian artist Christian Cardell Corbet.
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Extractions: In the summer of 1998 Canadian artist Christian Cardell Corbet received word from Margaret Atwood's personal secretary that he was granted authorization from the legendary Canadian writer to create her portrait. This decision came after a lengthy process of written communications, and then with the offering of reproductions of Corbet's previous portrait work. Due to Atwood's schedule, the writer would not be able to sit for Corbet but instead offered Corbet an original photographic portrait from which she wished to be depicted. Before any initial sketches were even thought about, Corbet set forth to do extensive research on Atwood's career. Initial sketches for the portrait commenced in the Autumn of 1998. Drawings, mono prints, collages and paintings were created in a variety of compositions in order to get a proper feel for the subject's true inner character. It was not until February of 1999 that Corbet finally hit upon the exacting composition that he was looking for and work begun on the initial design of the painting. At first, however, Corbet had only created the lower canvas which cropped Atwood's hair. After some deliberation, a second canvas was added to the top to complete Corbet's design. The colour that would be used was already set in Corbet's mind - he would employ black acrylic paint on white canvas. Corbet made this decision after understanding that most of the public identify with Atwood in print form - black ink on white paper. The checkered background represents the pages of an open book. The depiction of Atwood's hair as a ball of flames represents the source from which her energy comes.
Herri Bat, Idazle Bat
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Extractions: cristina peri rossi eta uruguay margaret atwood eta kanada torgny lindgren eta suedia pushkin eta errusiako federazioa ... Literatur ekitaldiak Eguneratuta: 1998-09-28 http://www.gipuzkoa.net/kultura/km/euskara/idazle/aurkitu.htm Kultura eta Euskara Departamentua Liburutegia, Kultur Hedapen eta Sustapena Tf. +34 943 482760 Fax +34 943 482765 miturrioz@kultura.gipuzkoa.net
Capilano College - Not Found
North Vancouver literary journal publishing poetry, fiction, drama, and visual art since 1972. The magazine has won numerous awards and has published such notable writers as Michael Ondaatje, margaret atwood, George Bowering, and Phyllis Webb.
http://www.capcollege.bc.ca/dept/TCR/
100 Canadian Poets - Margaret Atwood - Profile
Biography, publications, and list of critical materials.
http://www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/faculties/HUM/ENGL/canada/poet/m_atwood.htm

Extractions: Biography Publications Critical Materials U of Calgary Info ... Miscellaneous Margaret Eleanor Atwood, poet, novelist, and critic, was born November 18, 1939 in Ottawa. She was educated at the University of Toronto (E.J. Pratt Medal, 1961) and Radcliffe College, Harvard University, Mass. Early influences on Atwood's mythic and archetypal poetry ( Double Persephone 1961) were Northrop Frye and Jay MacPherson . In 1966 The Circle Game was awarded the Governor's General Award, establishing Atwood's poetic reputation. In the 1970's Atwood was an editor for House of Anansi Press and This Magazine . Atwood's prolific output has included criticism, Survival: A Thematic Guide to Canadian Literature Second Words (1982); novels, Lady Oracle Bodily Harm (1981); short stories, Dancing Girls Bluebeard's Egg (1983) and children's books Anna's Pet (1980), among others. In 1985 Atwood was awarded the Governor General's Award for her novel The Handmaid's Tale . Atwood continues to live and write in Toronto.
Ain't No 2nd Chance Against A Beast With Forty Eyes, Girl!
Ezine devoted to Canadian political and cultural miscellany by young argyle-obsessed journalists. Lampooned and revered include margaret atwood, Allan Fotheringham, Hawksley Workman, Trudeau, Conrad Black, and Terry Corcoran.
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CNN.com - Books - On Stage With Margaret Atwood - November 8, 2000
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Extractions: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) When Margaret Atwood was an aspiring writer in her 20s, she gave regular poetry readings at coffeehouses. There, she could address an audience with her writing, reading her well-chosen words aloud. The atmosphere, with a small, receptive group in cozy surroundings, would seem to be ideal for a nascent poet.
Red Cedar Review - MSU's Literary Digest For Over 40 Years
Michigan State University's premiere literary digest for over thirtyfive years, is one of the longest running small presses in the United States. RCR is a student-run biannual with a prestigious publication record, including margaret atwood, William Stafford, Pablo Neruda, W.S. Merwin, Diane Wakoski, Charles Baxter, and Stuart Dybek.
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INTERVIEW WITH MARGARET ATWOOD
By Raymond H. Thompson in the series 'Thompson's Interviews with Authors of Modern Arthurian Literature'.
http://www.lib.rochester.edu/camelot/intrvws/atwood.htm

Extractions: This interview was the only one in the collection where I encountered technical difficulties with the taping process. Whether the tape was affected by airport security machines, the tape recorder malfunctioned, or (more likely) I failed to press the correct buttons on it, I ended up with a blank tape. I reconstructed what I could remember of Atwood's responses to my questions, but could produce, regrettably, little more than a summary, even though she was kind enough to add a few clarifications. Since Atwood could recall few details about the composition of her Arthurian work, an early sequence of seven short poems entitled "Avalon Revisited" that was published in The Fiddlehead , 55 (1963), 10-13, the result is a very brief account indeed. After the difficulties we had arranging the interview, this is a disappointment, but I remain grateful to the author for finding the time to talk to me on a chilly March afternoon in Toronto about poetry she had forgotten she ever wrote. Having gone on to establish herself among the foremost of contemporary authors, Atwood looks back on this early work as little more than one part of the process of finding her own voice as a writer. It offers, nonetheless, a fascinating glimpse of a stage in the development of an important figure in the field of contemporary literature.
LESELUST Margaret Atwood - Alias Grace *** Literatur Aus Kanada - Lesen - Rezens
Rezension von Daniela Ecker.
http://www.die-leselust.de/buch/atwood_margaret_alias.htm

Extractions: Grace Marks weiß, dass sie den Rest ihres Lebens im Gefängnis verbringen wird - verurteilt zu dieser Strafe für den Mord an Thomas Kinnear, ihrem Arbeitgeber, und dessen Haushälterin Nancy. Gemeinsam mit dem Knecht soll sie diese Morde begangen haben - nur sie selbst kann sich nicht dran erinnern. Nach etlichen Jahren im Gefängnis und auch in der Psychiatrie ist sie zwar immer noch inhaftiert, darf jedoch im Haushalt des Gefängnisdirektors als Hausmädchen arbeiten - getrieben von der Lust der Direktorsgattin, sich ein bisschen Nervenkitzel in die Wohnung zu holen. Und hier begegnet sie auch Doktor Simon Jordan, der an ihr eine neuartige Methode anwenden will, um zu den tief verschütteten Geheimnissen ihres Geistes vorzudringen und damit vielleicht aufzuklären, was an jenem Tag wirklich geschah....
Margaret Atwood
Translate this page Home_Page margaret atwood (1939), Poeta y novelista canadiense. Nacida en Ottawa, estudió en las universidades de Toronto, el Radcliffe College y de Harvard.
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Extractions: P oeta y novelista canadiense. Nacida en Ottawa, estudió en las universidades de Toronto, el Radcliffe College y de Harvard. Escribe desde muy joven, y empieza a publicar poemas cuando tenía 19 años. Su primer libro de poesía, Double Persephone , apareció en 1961. Continuó escribiendo mientras enseñaba literatura inglesa en diversas universidades canadienses (1964-1972) y como lectora en la Universidad de Toronto (1972-1973). Obtuvo reconocimiento internacional con la publicación de The Edible Woman (1969), a la que siguieron muchas otras, como Resurgir Lady Oracle Life Before Man Ojo de gato (1989), y The Robber Bride (1993). Aunque algunas de sus obras han sido calificadas de feministas por parte de la crítica, Atwood señala que ella empezó a ocuparse de asuntos como la llegada a la madurez de las mujeres a los 50 años y de los cambios de los papeles de los sexos antes de que estos temas fueran popularizados por los movimientos de liberación de la mujer. La respuesta crítica a los libros de poemas de Atwood fue favorable, en especial con Power Politics (1971) y You Are Happy The Circle Game (1966) ganó el Premio del Gobernador General de Canadá en el apartado de poesía, como ocurrió en el apartado de narrativa con

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