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  • Margaret Atwood
    Margaret Atwood
    / Poetry

    In her early poetry collections, Double Persephone (1961), The Circle Game (1964, revised in 1966), and The Animals in That Country (1968), Atwood ponders human behavior, celebrates the natural world, and condemns materialism. She continued to write poetry alongside her fiction output. Her 16th collection, Dearly, was published in 2020.…

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    In her early poetry collections, Double Persephone (1961), The Circle Game (1964, revised in 1966), and The Animals in That Country (1968), Atwood ponders human behavior, celebrates the natural world, and condemns materialism. She continued to write poetry alongside her fiction output. Her 16th collection, Dearly, was published in 2020.…

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