One poem by this writer talks about "the necessary cockroach" that "gorges on a few unintentional spilled crumbs" while people are "eating thoughts from clean plates."
One poem by this writer talks about "the necessary cockroach" that "gorges on a few unintentional spilled crumbs" while people are "eating thoughts from clean plates." Another poem by this writer compares "learning how to spell" to "how to make spells." This writer of "A Meal" and "Spelling" also wrote a novel where one character is taken to a place where Japanese and Arab businessmen intermingle with ex-lawyers, Jezebel's. This writer declares that they want the "full circle" of "children on the lawn joined hand to hand" "broken" in the titular poem of The Circle Game. One of this writer's novels is set in a society created by the "Sons of Jacob" that overthrow the US government to establish the Republic of Gilead.  For 10 points, name this feminist Canadian author who wrote about Offred in The Handmaid's Tale.
One poem by this writer talks about "the necessary cockroach" that "gorges on a few unintentional spilled crumbs" while people are "eating thoughts from clean plates."
Margaret Atwood 