She did this by working as an editor for the House of Anansi Press; by writing the work Survival, a "map" for the uncharted territory of Canadian literature; and by compiling the Oxford Book of Canadian Verse.
She said of herself, "I grew up singing ‘Rule, Brittania,' drawing the Union Jack, and reading stacks of Captain Marvel and Batman comic books." Nevertheless, she helped separate her country's literary identity from both English and American influences. She did this by working as an editor for the House of Anansi Press; by writing the work Survival, a "map" for the uncharted territory of Canadian literature; and by compiling the Oxford Book of Canadian Verse. In such novels as The Edible Woman and Cat's Eye, she presents an individual's quest for personal integrity. FTP, who is this author, most famous for her futuristic work, The Handmaid's Tale?
She said of herself, "I grew up singing ‘Rule, Brittania,' drawing the Union Jack, and reading stacks of Captain Marvel and Batman comic books."
Margaret {Atwood}