November 2022 #MARM Margaret Atwood Reading Month (3 of 5)

2022-11-17T11:07:40-05:00

Now there is snow covering everything, and the cold is bitter even when the sun is shining, so I read this week’s story and lecture inside, under an afghan, tucked into the corner of one of the warmer rooms (saving the warmest for later winter months—like being in training,

November 2022 #MARM Margaret Atwood Reading Month (3 of 5)2022-11-17T11:07:40-05:00

Autumn 2022, In My Stacks (with #MARM plans)

2022-10-24T16:17:18-04:00

As you might guess, many kilometres north now, I’ve found that the weather grows cold more quickly. It was a shock to change the bedding, to the December-Freeze set, at the end of September. To pull the scarves and toques from the closet (but not, quite, mittens and gloves).

Autumn 2022, In My Stacks (with #MARM plans)2022-10-24T16:17:18-04:00

Margaret Atwood Reading Month: #MARM Week Five, 2021

2021-11-30T11:09:53-05:00

A couple of people chose to read Hag-Seed for MARM this year, which reminded me of this discussion (which you can view, alongside) from the 2018 Stratford Festival Forum: In Conversation With Margaret Atwood—“The award-winning Canadian author, essayist, poet and activist returns to the Forum for a candid conversation

Margaret Atwood Reading Month: #MARM Week Five, 20212021-11-30T11:09:53-05:00

Margaret Atwood Reading Month: #MARM Week Four, 2021

2021-11-30T11:12:30-05:00

Have a few minutes and are curious about the book Margaret Atwood wishes she had written herself? Alongside is a recent and short interview but, be warned, she does a better job of deflecting questions than answering them (all in good-humoured fashion). Admittedly, I was drawn to watch for

Margaret Atwood Reading Month: #MARM Week Four, 20212021-11-30T11:12:30-05:00
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