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(In)Habitation CD

Centaur Records is releasing a CD by Eileen Strempel (soprano) of Syracuse University and Sylvie Beaudette (piano) of the University of Rochester.   The duo recorded musical settings of the poems of Margaret Atwood,  as part of the Atwood Project and to celebrate Women’s History Month.  Please click here for more details.

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Exciting News

You can now follow Margaret Atwood on Twitter! Or read her blog, which has a number of wonderful posts, such as “Ten Gifts to Give Beginning Novelists.”

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The Year of the Flood buzz

Some links of interest: Margaret Atwood’s Tour Blog from The Globe and Mail A review by Jeanette Winterson in The New York Times A review by Ursula K. Le Guin in The Guardian A review by Jane Shilling in Telegraph

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2009 Awards

Please encourage your colleagues and students to submit to the 2009 Margaret Atwood Society Awards — or submit your own work!  More information is available here.

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Forthcoming in September

Margaret Atwood’s New Novel!

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Birthday Readathon

  Happy Birthday to Margaret Atwood Let’s celebrate! Pick up a short story, novel, poem, or nonfiction piece in honor of this esteemed author, and then tell us what you read.

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Laurentian University Hosts Atwood Birthday Celebration

Four years ago in November the Department of English at Laurentian University held the first Margaret Atwood Birthday Dinner to celebrate the life and work of Canada’s premier writer.  This year, on November 13th, Margaret Atwood herself attended to the delight of a sold out hall of  240 dinner guests.  Reading from her newest work, […]

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Annual Award Submissions Due December 1st

Just a reminder: submissions for the annual society awards are due December 1st.  Please see the Awards page for more information.

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