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Margaret Atwood, New Edition by Harold Bloom (Editor)
ISBN: 9781438113302

Publication Date: 2009

This new collection of critical essays is enhanced by a chronology, bibliography, and notes on the contributors, as well as an introductory essay by noted literary scholar Harold Bloom.
Margaret Atwood by Philip H. Rees; Barbara Hill Rigney
ISBN: 038920742X

Publication Date: 1987

The first comprehensive study of this major Canadian author to be informed by feminist critical theory. Dr. Rigney examines Atwood's poetry, fiction and critical essays, as well as her artistic and political views, and affirms their relevance within a feminist context.
Censored Books II by Nicholas J. Karolides; Nat Hentoff
ISBN: 0810841479

Publication Date: 2002

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