Tag Archives: Margaret Atwood

Poetry Inspiration: A Mysterious Death

October 18, 2012

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Welcome to the Out of True blog tour, put together by Susie of Insatiable Booksluts. Last night I posted some informal thoughts about Out of True, Amy Durant’s first published book of poetry. I asked Amy to guest post here today, to tell us about an author who inspired her to write poetry and to […]

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September Reading Plans: Atwood, King, Cronin, Díaz, Butler, and Shakespeare

September 1, 2012

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I don’t usually write a “reading plans” post, but I thought it would be nice to highlight the awesome book clubs and read-alongs that I take part in every month. Rather than write a post for each one individually, I’m going to start writing one post at the beginning of every month that acknowledges them […]

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New Reading Project: Margaret Atwood

May 16, 2012

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Yesterday, Brenna of Literary Musings blogged about her favorite book blogs (which you should really check out because there are some really great blogs listed there). I was only familiar with three of the blogs on her list, so I checked out the rest and added them to my RSS reader. One of those blogs is […]

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Book review: In Other Worlds by Margaret Atwood

October 27, 2011

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In Other Worlds: SF and the Human Imagination by Margaret Atwood Nonfiction — Personal Exploration of SF Nan A. Talese, October 2011 Hardcover 272 pages In Other Worlds is a collection of essays about the Science Fiction genre, its history, and Margaret Atwood’s relationship to the genre. In her own words: In Other Worlds is […]

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Time For a Read-a-Thon!

October 21, 2011

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This will be the first time I have participated in Dewey’s 24-Hour Read-a-Thon. I always thought I had to commit myself to the entire 24 hours, and I have never been able to stay up that long without feeling all kinds of ill. Then I found out that participating for 24 hours isn’t required, so […]

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