A novel by this author opens with its narrator remarking that one does not look back in time but "down through it, like water."
A novel by this author opens with its narrator remarking that one does not look back in time but "down through it, like water." A character in one of this author's novels becomes close to a woman who shares her disbelief in a store called Soul Scrolls. This author wrote a novel about the childhood friendship between Cordelia and the painter Elaine Risley. This author wrote about a character whom Nick encourages to enter a (*) black van that he claims belongs to the resistance. That character visits Moira at Jezebel's, and plays a forbidden game of Scrabble with the Commander. This author of Cat's Eye wrote about Offred ["of Fred"], the title character of a novel set in the post-apocalyptic Republic of Gilead. For 10 points, name this Canadian author of The Handmaid's Tale.
A novel by this author opens with its narrator remarking that one does not look back in time but "down through it, like water."
Margaret Atwood [Margaret Eleanor Atwood]