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By Gina Wisker

Margaret Atwood is an the world over well known, hugely flexible writer whose paintings creatively explores what it potential to be human via genres starting from feminist myth to technological know-how fiction and Gothic romance.

In this well timed new learn, Gina Wisker reassesses Atwood's whole fictional output to this point, offering either unique research and a full of life evaluate of the feedback surrounding her paintings. 'Margaret Atwood: An creation to severe perspectives of Her Fiction':
• covers all of Atwood's novels in addition to her brief stories
• surveys the severe reception of her fiction and the interesting debates constructed by means of key Atwood critics
• explores the most methods to analyzing Atwood's paintings and examines concerns comparable to her interventions in style writing and ecology, in addition to her feminism, post-feminism and narrative utilization, either traditional and experimental.

Concise and approachable, this is often a fantastic quantity for a person learning the fiction of this significant modern writer.

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