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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.

Audio: Margaret Atwood discusses Payback (on BBC)

Originally aired 4 November 2008.

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New Book by Margaret Atwood

Now available…

Sneak Peek

For your reading pleasure: (“adapted”) excerpt in The Wall Street Journal on the forthcoming Payback.

Forthcoming Publications

Announcing Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth (Massey Lectures), scheduled for publication November 2008.

And scheduled for publication in 2009: a new novel!

“New Classics” Recognition for The Handmaid’s Tale

Entertainment Weekly ranks The Handmaid’s Tale #1 on  their list of the best book covers of the past 25 years (the novel itself is ranked sixteenth on the “New Classics” book list).

Margaret Atwood Wins Asturias Prize

Margaret Atwood was awarded the Prince of Asturias Prize for Letters in Spain. Click here for more information on this prestigious award, including a statement by Ms. Atwood.

Margaret Atwood Symposium Held in Tokyo

Ichi-Ban Dai-Kyoshitsu, University of Tokyo, Hongo: A Symposium on Margaret Atwood will be held at the University of Tokyo on June 6, 2008. It is being organized in co-operation with the Canadian Embassy (as part of their E. H. Norman Speaker Series) and has the support of departments in the University of Tokyo. The event is expected to be endorsed by the Canadian Literature Society of Japan. The feature speaker is Margaret Atwood’s Japanese translator, Ayako Sato of Meiji Gakuin University, who has just published a translation of Alias Grace. The other speakers are Dr. Tristanne Connolly (who teaches at St. Jerome’s University, Waterloo; runs the Canada Council reading series there; and is a poetry editor for The New Quarterly) and Steve Clark (University of Tokyo), a British scholar who has published, reviewed and taught extensively on travel writing and postcolonial literature.  For further information, contact atwood.symposium@hotmail.com.