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    • MLA 2017 Panel

    January 5, 2017 / Leave a comment

    1. Humor as Social Critique in Margaret Atwood’s Novels, Short Stories, and Poetry

    Friday, 6 January

    5:15–6:30 p.m., 110B, Pennsylvania Convention Center

    Presiding: Eleonora Rao, Univ. of Salerno

    1. “The Place You Would Rather Not Know About: Bearing Witness through Humor,” Lauren Rule Maxwell, The Citadel
    2. “Satirical Freudianism in Margaret Atwood’s The Edible Woman,” Kate Marantz, Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst
    3. “Epistolary Atwood: Humor, the Open Letter, and Readerly Communities,” Collin Campbell, Memorial Univ. of Newfoundland

    Margaret Atwood Studies, Volume 10 is live!

    December 20, 2016 / Leave a comment

    Hello, Atwoodians!
    The newest volume of MAS is up!
     
    To see the table of contents and abstracts for the new issue (and past issues), please visit this page:

    https://atwoodsociety.org/issue-10-toc-masj/

    To read the new issue, you must log into the Margaret Atwood Society site at this URL:

    https://atwoodsociety.org/atwood-society-journal/

    Once you are logged in, a “Click here to access journal” button will ahttp://atwoodsociety.org/wp-login.php?action=lostpasswordppear. If the button does not appear, your membership may have expired. You may renew your membership at this address:

    https://atwoodsociety.org/membership-renewal-form-2/ 

    If you have previously registered at the MAS site and created a login (whether or not you are a current member of the Society), and you do not remember your password or username, you may recover (or reset) your password or username at this link (you will need to supply your email address):

    https://atwoodsociety.org/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword

    Reminder: Atwood Award Submissions Due 12/1

    November 20, 2016 / Leave a comment

    Have a great essay, article, book, etc. on Atwood? Submit to our contests!

    Seeking Reviewers for Hagseed and Catbird Vol 1

    November 6, 2016 / Leave a comment

    Hi, all! Karma here–editor of the journal. I’d like to include some very brief reviews of Atwood’s last two projects (Catbird Vol. 1 and Hagseed) in our issue coming out next month. Anyone up for writing one? Send me a message: kjwaltonen@ucdavis.edu.

    Atwood’s ‘Hagseed’ Released Today in the U.S.!

    October 11, 2016 / Leave a comment

    Head to your local bookstore for a copy of Atwood’s exciting adaptation of The Tempest: Hagseed, released today!

     

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    Atwood’s Angel Catbird Graphic Novel

    July 23, 2016 / Leave a comment

    Margaret Atwood’s first foray into graphic novels (though it should be noted she’s long been a cartoonist) will premiere on September 9th.

    The trailer is available here.

    Angel Catbird Cover
    cover of Angel Catbird, a new graphic novel series by Margaret Atwood Uploaded external by: demara, bruce

    Atwood has won PEN Pinter Free-Speech Prize

    June 20, 2016 / Leave a comment

    Margaret Atwood has won the PEN Pinter Free-Speech prize for her work championing environmental causes.The award was established in 2009 in honor of Harold Pinter.

    Call for Papers: MAS Special Issue on Ageism and Aging

    June 11, 2016 / Leave a comment

    Margaret Atwood Studies invites submissions of articles that focus on ageism and aging in Atwood’s works or in the works of both Atwood and other authors, such as Doris Lessing, another prolific and influential woman writer who examines these themes. This special issue aims to explore the ways these writers present the passing of time in relation to life experiences and self-consciousness. Articles might discuss the works’ depictions of what it means to come of age, how age and the aging process change how we see ourselves, when and how one becomes old, ways that gender affects the aging process, and how age discrimination shapes societies and individuals.
    UPDATED: Submissions due 1 December 2016.

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