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Total pages original book: 256
Includes a PDF summary of 28 pages
Duration of the summary (audio): 20M21S (5.6 MB)
Description or summary of the audiobook: An ambitious inquiry into the art of writing and an unprecedented insider's view of the writer's universe, from the beloved author of The Handmaid's Tale. What do we mean when we say that someone is a writer? Is he or she an entertainer? An improver of readers' minds and morals? And who, for that matter, are these mysterious readers? In this wise and irresistibly quotable book, one of the most intelligent writers working in English addresses the riddle of her art: why people pursue it, how they view their calling, and what bargains they make with their audience, both real and imagined. To these fascinating issues Booker Prize-winner Margaret Atwood brings a candid appraisal of her own experience as well as a breadth of reading that encompasses everything from Dante to Elmore Leonard.
Other categories, genre or collection: Writing Skills, Creative Writing & Creative Writing Guides, Gender Studies: Women, Writing & Editing Guides, Literary Studies: General, Literature: History & Criticism
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