 Centre Daily Times | Leading ladies of the book fair: Novelist, poet kick off Book Fair MiamiHerald.com ... the ecologically minded, deeply spiritual but eminently practical religious cult in Margaret Atwood's fire-breathing new novel, The Year of the Flood. ... Less poetry, music but big Miami book fair goes on Miami Book Fair Kicks Off Al Gore reads from new book at Miami Book Fair |
Atwood to read 'The Year of the Flood' Chicago Daily Herald • Acclaimed author Margaret Atwood will present a 70-minute dramatic reading from her new novel, "The Year of the ... The Year of the Flood |
Canadian Icons Unite, Creating a Wonderful Weekend Escape - Margaret Atwood is ... TravelVideo.tv (press release) On November 27, Margaret Atwood and her equally talented husband, Graeme Gibson will reside at the Wick, reading from their books and chatting with Inn ... |
Everyone wants a piece of Scrooge Macleans.ca As Margaret Atwood writes in her introduction to a new Dickens anthology, A Christmas Carol and Other Christmas Books, “Scrooge is one of those ... |
 Spicezee | Margaret Atwood and the totally “green book tour” Christian Science Monitor But Margaret Atwood has an entirely different reason to question the book tour: its large carbon footprint. That's why she's created her own “green book ... Author Atwood promoting a "green" book tour to promote latest novel The Atwood Anomaly Margaret Atwood on tweeting and touring new book |
What the other guys are reading National Post Last book read: The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood "Atwood lays out her scenario of a post-catastrophic reality that we would all want to work to ... |
Google the site Search our articles archive Search for an event Chicago Reader Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood will be at depaul's Merle Reskin Theatre on Friday, November 6, at 7:30 PM to read from her new dystopian, ... |
 Pittsburgh Post Gazette | Margaret Atwood looks ahead -- and heads to Chicago Chicago Tribune Margaret Atwood has seen the future. And frankly, she's not too keen on the view. In her new novel "The Year of the Flood," the renowned Canadian author ... Nature takes it on the chin in fine satire |
Steve Thoms: When Canada's celebritocracy meets swine flu National Post And I am fairly certain that the highest risk group, after pregnant women, are those aged 64 and under (Margaret Atwood has it on very good authority, ... |
 Globe and Mail | The slow apocalypse Globe and Mail By far the sternest visions, though, are contained in Margaret Atwood's The Year of the Flood. It is a loose sequel to her 2003 novel Oryx and Crake, ... |
