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Atwood to appear at Stanford Saturday - Vimarsana News

Atwood to appear at Stanford Saturday

Stanford Live presents acclaimed writer Margaret Atwood in a discussion with lawyer, writer and journalist Dahlia Lithwick 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Memorial Auditorium, 551 Jane Way on the Stanford University

Booker Prize winner Bernardine Evaristo won′t give up | Books | DW - Vimarsana News

Booker Prize winner Bernardine Evaristo won′t give up | Books | DW

DW met the acclaimed author to discuss her "Manifesto: On Never Giving Up," activism and writing, and asked her about her reactions to Queen Elizabeth's death and Liz Truss's policies.

Source: dw.com
PEN America Convenes Celebrated Authors Sept. 12 in NYC for "Words on Fire: Writing, Freedom, and the Future" Symposium - Vimarsana News

PEN America Convenes Celebrated Authors Sept. 12 in NYC for "Words on Fire: Writing, Freedom, and the Future" Symposium

PEN America presents Words on Fire: Writing, Freedom, and the Future, an afternoon of urgent public conversation on the issues that drive the world’s leading free expression advocacy organization in this dire moment. Led by PEN America President Ayad Akhtar and CEO Suzanne Nossel, the event, a highlight of the organization’s 100th anniversary year, gathers renowned authors who are at the forefront of fighting for truth, open discourse and unfettered storytelling: Margaret Atwood, Jennifer Finney Boylan, Dave Eggers, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Words on Fire: Writing, Freedom, and the Fut...

Source: pen.org
The Making of Margaret Atwood - Vimarsana News

The Making of Margaret Atwood

An oral history of the writer's journey from student poet to cultural prophet

Margaret Atwood on alien invasions, rare curse words, and why reading poetry isn't like eating Cracker Jack - Vimarsana News

Margaret Atwood on alien invasions, rare curse words, and why reading poetry isn't like eating Cracker Jack

In an unforgettable interview with Q host Tom Power, Atwood also discusses her new poetry collection, Dearly.

Source: cbc.ca