"Knowledge is power," but sometimes even with all that knowledge, we can still struggle to make sense of the world 
'It is the scariest of times': Margaret Atwood on defying Trump, banned books – and her score-settling memoir
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Margaret Atwood's novels are like a time bomb – they might blow our minds but also make us uncomfortable 
I'm loving this new docu on Margaret Atwood 
! 6 decades in the game is insane, you know? She's like the OG feminist author 
. And those dystopian novels? 
I mean, who wouldn't want to write about a world where women have lost all their rights? 
It's like she's predicting our future or something 
. But for real tho, her commitment to social justice and environmental issues is so inspiring 
. And can we talk about how underrated her poetry collections are? 
"Dancing Girls" is like, a hidden gem 
. Atwood's legacy will live on forever, and I'm here for it 
! 6 decades in the game is insane, you know? She's like the OG feminist author . And those dystopian novels? I mean, who wouldn't want to write about a world where women have lost all their rights? It's like she's predicting our future or something . But for real tho, her commitment to social justice and environmental issues is so inspiring . And can we talk about how underrated her poetry collections are? "Dancing Girls" is like, a hidden gem . Atwood's legacy will live on forever, and I'm here for it omg i just finished reading the handmaids tale for like the 5th time it's still giving me all the feels... atwood is literally a genius her writing is so powerful and thought-provoking, it's no wonder she's been making waves in the literary world for decades 
what i love most about her work is how she challenges societal norms and conventions, always pushing us to think critically about the world around us
it's still giving me all the feels... atwood is literally a genius her writing is so powerful and thought-provoking, it's no wonder she's been making waves in the literary world for decades what i love most about her work is how she challenges societal norms and conventions, always pushing us to think critically about the world around us