Atwood, Margaret Eleanor

Rennie Wilford goes to a tiny Caribbean island to escape a murder attempt, and becomes embroiled in a local revolution.

Three people, imprisoned behind walls of their own construction, are forced to make choices about their lives.

When all the secrets of her life are about to be exposed, a young woman plans her own "accidental death.".

Contains twelve short fiction stories by Canadian author Margaret Atwood, in which she writes of childhood memories, aging parents, political activism, unexpected love, and other aspects of life.

Fact-based story of Grace Marks, a sixteen-year-old girl who received a life sentence in 1843 for allegedly taking part in the murder of her employer and his lover, but whose case continued to stir debate throughout her prison stay, resulting in her release in 1872.

A collection of poems by Canadian author Margaret Atwood, drawn from seven previously published books written between 1965 and 1975.

A collection of poems by Margaret Atwood that reflect on the ways physical existence begins.

Years after painter Elaine Risley flees Toronto for Vancouver, she returns to search for long-missing parts of her life and pursue the elusive Cordelia, her best friend and sometimes enemy.

Collection of poems covering a broad spectrum of themes, including love, the natural world, death, and her father.

Jimmy, perhaps the last living human unaltered by science, struggles for survival in a post-apocalyptic world as he tries to make sense of how everything went wrong, mourns the loss of his beloved Oryx, a girl he met through a kiddie porn Web site, and considers the role of his genius friend Crake who had been working on a formula for immortality at the RejoovenEsenseCompound.