Strange Things was first presented as a series of four lectures at Oxford University in 1991 as part of the Clarendon Lecture Series ...

Margaret Atwood's The Penelopiad is part of the Canongate Books series of top shelf authors retelling the greatest myths of the wor...

Surfacing by Margaret Atwood is a deeply satisfying book.  This is the kind of book that I can (and did!) turn from the last page back t...

Already well established as a poet by 1969 having won the Governor General's Award for The Circle Game and published several other p...

The Handmaid's Tale begins in Margaret Atwood's typically understated style.  We begin in the middle, and slowly the past and th...

My experience with all of Margaret Atwood's books has always been that they start off slowly, setting the scene in almost a ploddi...