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Margaret Atwood rejects 'duty of literature' in essays - 23/03/2024 - Illustrated

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Does a writer have to be dead to arouse interest? Margaret Atwood contradicts this idea: the Canadian author of “The Handmaid's Tale” illuminates the side of the living. Amused, she paints two self-portraits: “the elderly and supposedly revered cone” or “the frightening figure of the witch grandmother”. Read more (03/23/2024)

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Margaret Atwood rejects 'duty of literature' in essays - 23/03/2024 - Illustrated

Does a writer have to be dead to arouse interest? Margaret Atwood contradicts this idea: the Canadian author of “The Handmaid's Tale” illuminates the side of the living. Amused, she paints two self-portraits: “the elderly and supposedly revered cone” or “the frightening figure of the witch grandmother”. Read more (03/23/2024)

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