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Margaret Atwood’s Novels, In Order

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By Margaret Atwood, Tamra Bonvillain
| Five Books
Margaret Atwood—prolific author and two-time Booker Prize-winner—has written more than fifty books, but she is best known for her multi-million-copy-selling novels of many genres, from feminist dystopia (The Handmaid’s Tale) to historical mystery (Alias Grace) and domestic drama (Life Before Man). Here, we put together a full list of her novels for adults, in order of publication, for those who plan to work their way through her full back catalogue.
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Il racconto dell'Ancella

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By Margaret Atwood
| illibraio.it
Da questo romanzo la fortunata serie tv The Handmaid’s Tale. In un mondo devastato dalle radiazioni atomiche, gli Stati Uniti sono divenuti uno Stato totalitario, basato sul controllo del corpo femminile. Offred, la donna che appartiene a Fred, ha solo un compito nella neonata Repubblica di Gilead: garantire una discendenza alla élite dominante.
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Oops I Messed Up

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By Margaret Atwood
| In the Writing Burrow
Substack isn’t telling me how I can re-send. Seems I might have to write them over again. But I think you can read them by going in through the web, via “In the Writing Burrow” or margaretatwood.substack.com. Sorry. How did that happen? But on the other hand maybe I fixed it… something to do with a paywall thing. I think.
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