Don't miss our interview with the charming Margaret Atwood, as she discusses her new short story collection, Moral Disorder, and entertains us with her early career aspirations.
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Don't miss our interview with the charming Margaret Atwood, as she discusses her new short story collection, Moral Disorder, and entertains us with her early career aspirations.
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I'm just reading Oryx and Crake right now after a friend lent me the book. This is also my first time being exposed to a Margaret Atwood novel and I'm very impressed; she has quit a vivid imagination. I like the titles she gives to places and things such as Pigoons, wolvogs, snates, Pleebands, OrganInc, NooYoo, etc...
She's a literary genious, and a bit odd. She always goes to this coffee shop in the Annex (Toronto) and sits at the same table in the corner covering her face with a paper, so no one will recognize her.
She should be the Queen of Canada. The other one doesn't show up anyway. This one is more erudite. And whacky. We love our whacky Canadian women. She's brilliant when she writes. We can all aspire to be that good.
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