Topic: Margaret Atwood

Jonathan Franzen Hates Your Tweets; Another Bieber Gets a Book Deal

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Today in publishing and literature: Freedom author deems Twitter 'the ultimate irresponsible medium,' new short fiction from Margaret Atwood confirms life in the not-too-distant-future is still bleak, and one of the mystery genre's great forgotten masters could be getting new life on the big screen.

By Heather Horn

Jun 22, 2011

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Margaret Atwood: What I Read

The novelist talks to us about being a reading 'junkie'

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