A Conversation with Margaret Atwood

The New Yorker Radio Hour | Apr 14, 2017

Sales of Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid's Tale” have surged since Donald Trump’s election. The book, first published in 1985, depicts a regressive fundamentalist society, committed to the subjugation of women. Atwood tells The New Yorkers Rebecca Mead, “As far as I was concerned I reflected the world that already existed.”

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