Margaret Atwood and Lauren Groff on Writing About Women in Moments of Survival

Authors Margaret Atwood and Lauren Groff agree: it can be more effective to write truthfully about the contemporary world by situating stories in the past or in the future.
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[@lauraross9005]

Great interview!

[@benjaminfranklin8412]

They aren't banning books. They have criteria for school libraries. This is ridiculous.

[@djc2990]

You just provided a pretentious way of saying "they're banning books."

[@benjaminfranklin8412]

@@djc2990 You are misusing "banning books" and pretentious.

[@TS-rd7oy]

Young people, please learn to speak publicly without ummm, ummmm, umm. It's so distracting and diminishes the message. Thank you for posting. Margaret Atwood is my favorite author.