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New books by Margaret Atwood, Mona Awad, Louise Penny and M. Night Shyamalan highlight our fall preview

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Salman Rushdie, Elizabeth Gilbert, Mitch Albom, Thomas Pynchon and Dan Brown also return with new titles this season.Margaret Atwood · Toronto See the Story

Margaret Atwood Writes in the Gazelle and the Cracker About Humanity's Blind Self-Destruction. She Adds Sexism and Clumsiness.

Margaret Atwood also resorted to the dystopian genre in her novel The Gazelle and the Rattlesnake, which was published in Czech by Argo in the translation of Dominika Křesťanová, twenty-two years after the original publication. It's a shame that the greatest tragedy of the dystopian world seems to be the main character's forced sexual abstinence.Margaret Atwood · Czechia Read Article

Author Margaret Atwood, comedians Cheech Marin and Kate McKinnon top 2025 Chicago Humanities Fall Festival

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“The Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood, former Saturday Night Live star Kate McKinnon, Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi and author Salman Rushdie will appear this fall as part of the Chicago Humanities Fall Festival. Tickets go on sale to the public Thursday.The festival, running Sept. 18 through Nov. 13 with events throughout the city, will also feature program days within different city neighborhoods. Pilsen Day on Sept. 21 comes in partnersh…Margaret Atwood · Chicago Read Article

Reading The Testaments Again Feels Like June’s Greatest Trick We Never Noticed

Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments is an incredible follow-up to The Handmaid’s Tale, giving a bit of hope to the dystopian world of Gilead. However, another reading of the book indicates that the whole story may have been a retelling by June as she boards the van led by the Eyes at the end of The Handmaid’s Tale. Both novels use a narrative device that indicates that these are retellings and published historical accounts within the fictional narr…Margaret Atwood · Gilead Read Article

‘If Your Book Is Best-Seller, You Will Attack It’ Said Margaret Atwood, in 2021

This interview was originally published in the GLOBO in 2021 and republished for the special edition of 100 years of the newspaper. Writer and critic of great recognition, the Canadian Margaret Atwood became best-seller with the success of the adaptation of his novel “The Alaa's account” for television. See what she said in her meeting with reporter Ruan de Souza Gabriel. Although the interview was conducted, she is Margaret Atwood, author of “T…Margaret Atwood · Rio De Janeiro Read Article

How Substack is upending media: ‘It is seriously challenging the old-guard message that people won’t pay for writing’

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Big-name writers Margaret Atwood, Salman Rushdie, Paul Krugman and Tina Brown have flocked to the platformMargaret Atwood · Dublin Read Article

Margaret Atwood, the Matriarch of Feminism - Channel 10 (Rio Negro Radio and Television)

A space in memory of journalist Norberto Landeyro who collaborated intensely with our media #Diary10 The entry Margaret Atwood, the matriarch of feminism was first published on Channel 10 (Rio Negro Radio and Television).Margaret Atwood · Argentina Read Article

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New books by Margaret Atwood, Mona Awad, Louise Penny and M. Night Shyamalan highlight our fall preview

Margaret Atwood Writes in the Gazelle and the Cracker About Humanity's Blind Self-Destruction. She Adds Sexism and Clumsiness.

The 14 best books to look forward to this autumn

Luana Mathias: “Menstrual Data Can Become a Biopolitical Control Tool”

Like all writers, Margaret Atwood is a ‘chancer’ – but she’s always optimistic

Author Margaret Atwood, comedians Cheech Marin and Kate McKinnon top 2025 Chicago Humanities Fall Festival

Reading The Testaments Again Feels Like June’s Greatest Trick We Never Noticed

‘If Your Book Is Best-Seller, You Will Attack It’ Said Margaret Atwood, in 2021

How Substack is upending media: ‘It is seriously challenging the old-guard message that people won’t pay for writing’

Margaret Atwood, the Matriarch of Feminism - Channel 10 (Rio Negro Radio and Television)

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New books by Margaret Atwood, Mona Awad, Louise Penny and M. Night Shyamalan highlight our fall preview

Margaret Atwood Writes in the Gazelle and the Cracker About Humanity's Blind Self-Destruction. She Adds Sexism and Clumsiness.

The 14 best books to look forward to this autumn

Luana Mathias: “Menstrual Data Can Become a Biopolitical Control Tool”

Like all writers, Margaret Atwood is a ‘chancer’ – but she’s always optimistic

Author Margaret Atwood, comedians Cheech Marin and Kate McKinnon top 2025 Chicago Humanities Fall Festival

Reading The Testaments Again Feels Like June’s Greatest Trick We Never Noticed

‘If Your Book Is Best-Seller, You Will Attack It’ Said Margaret Atwood, in 2021

How Substack is upending media: ‘It is seriously challenging the old-guard message that people won’t pay for writing’

Margaret Atwood, the Matriarch of Feminism - Channel 10 (Rio Negro Radio and Television)