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Margaret Atwood

Canadian poet, novelist, and critic.


Author's life and works


Atwood, Margaret (1939-) from Routledge Encyclopedia of Post-Colonial Literatures in English

Atwood, Margaret Eleanor, 1939- from Literature Online biography

Salon Interview - January 1997
Laura Miller's interview with Margaret Atwood about Alias Grace in the e-journal Salon

Life and Work from the Poetry Foundation

“The elusive Margaret Atwood” Author profile from September 2000 issue of Quill and Quire


Alias Grace (1996)


Oral interview:
Michael Silverblatt talks to Margaret Atwood about Alias Grace
These streaming audio clips can be played with the RealPlayer or RealAudio player, available free from Progressive Networks

Alias Grace page at Contemporary Luminarium
Includes excerpts, historical background, articles and interviews.

Margaret Atwood on Alias Grace:
“In Search of Alias Grace: On Writing Canadian Historical Fiction” From The American Historical Review, 1998

“Margaret Atwood" Margaret Atwood talks about Alias Grace, on KcRw THU MAR 13, 1997 12:00A

“An Interview with Margaret Atwood" By Deborah Rozen. From Random House. Atwood discusses her work on Alias Grace and the novel’s reception.

“Rethinking History as Patchwork: The Case of Atwood’s Alias Grace”
By Magali Cornier Michael From Modern Fiction Studies, Vol 47, no 2, Summer 2001.

“Margaret Atwood and the Edges of History” By Jonathan D. Spence From The American Historical Review, 1998.

“No Longer an Evenly Flowing River: Time, History, and the Novel By Lynn Hunt From The American Historical Review, 1998.


Poetry
Margaret Atwood reads her own poetry

“A Sad Child”

“King Lear in Respite Care”

“The Loneliness of the Military Historian”



Author and period links



Atwood Site at Contemporary Luminarium

The Margaret Atwood Society

Margaret Atwood Reference Site

Margaret Atwood From The British Council

Margaret Atwood from Random House



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