Margaret Atwood is a renowned Canadian author, celebrated for her profound and thought-provoking literary works. Her novels span a variety of genres including speculative fiction and historical fiction, often exploring themes of gender, identity, and power dynamics.
In our collection, you’ll find some of her most influential and acclaimed books. The Handmaid's Tale, a dystopian classic, offers a chilling reflection on societal control and women's rights. The Blind Assassin weaves a tale within a tale, blending romance, mystery, and historical fiction. For fans of speculative fiction, dive into the intriguing worlds of Oryx and Crake, MaddAddam, and The Year of the Flood, which form the MaddAddam Trilogy, addressing bioengineering and environmental apocalypse.
Alias Grace takes readers back to the Victorian era, unraveling the life of a convicted murderess. Cat's Eye and Surfacing provide introspective looks into personal identity and artistic expression. The Robber Bride explores friendship and betrayal among women, while The Heart Goes Last presents a darkly humorous take on economic and societal collapse.
Engage with Atwood's sharp wit, rich storytelling, and piercing social commentary through this carefully curated selection of her works. Each novel invites you to ponder deeply on human nature and the intricacies of life.
