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Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood recasts The Tempest inside a prison
Margaret Atwood on her contribution to the Hogarth Shakespeare project
Margaret Atwood’s first graphic novel tackles a cat problem
With her first graphic novel, Margaret Atwood is just one author considering the role of free-roaming cats in bird deaths
Margaret Atwood on her new book and a 99-year cliffhanger
The redoubtable author talks to Brian Bethune about chicken sex, chicken scratch, her new book, and her secret story—which won’t be read for 100 years
An open letter from Artists Against C-51
Some prominent Canadian artists fear bill C-51 "directly attacks the creative arts and free expression in this country."
Canadian artists fear C-51’s chill on expression
A group of Canadian artists say they’ll cast ballots on Oct. 19 for whomever will repeal bill C-51, the controversial law that dramatically increased the power of Canada’s spy agencies.
Q&A: Margaret Atwood on free will, safety and modern romance
In conversation with Margaret Atwood on freedom vs. security, government spying and her new novel, The Heart Goes Last
Margaret Atwood returns from the future, to this moment
In the wake of her futuristic MaddAddam trilogy, Atwood’s new short-story collection are back in the present. With a burning vengeance.
Bringing a dash of serendipity to the literary
A Toronto bookstore introduces readers to a very different kind of random house
Six Ways to Sunday: Alice Munro and Margaret Atwood are BFFs
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