atwood, margaret eleanor

Presents a collection of twenty-one interviews conducted with author Margaret Atwood between 1972 and 1989 in which she discusses her career as a writer, feminism, Canadian cultural nationalism, and other topics.

A collection of thirty-five short works by Margaret Atwood.

Presents a collection of autobiographical essays, cultural commentaries, book reviews, and personal prose by twentieth-century author Margaret Atwood including her "Letter to America" written after September 11, 2001.

Reflecting on her own childhood and the development of her writing career, Margaret Atwood examines the metaphors which writers of fiction and poetry have used to explain their activities.

Provides an introduction to the fiction of Canadian author Margaret Atwood, looking at the continuities in her writing and her use of feminist and nationalist themes.

Provides an introductory overview of the works of Margaret Atwood, focusing on their central themes, sexual politics, and main characters.

Provides study tools for Canadian author Margaret Atwood's novel "The Handmaid's Tale," including an Atwood biography and bibliography; a character list, genealogy, map, time line, and synopsis; discussion of the dystopian novel; critical commentaries; review questions and essay topics; and a further reading list.

Contains interpretations and criticism of Atwood's novels.

Presents a biographical profile of author Margaret Atwood, discusses the influences on her work, including her Canadian heritage, and provides critical analyses of six Atwood novels, written between 1969 and 2000.