Margaret Atwood thrills fans by reading from her latest novel

Margaret Atwood thrills fans by reading from her latest novel

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The transcript narrates the reflections of an elderly sculptress who has witnessed the transformation of her statue over nine years. She describes the offerings left by votaries and the survival of the library of Ardua Hall amidst book burnings. The narrative delves into the risks of writing and preserving history, highlighting the dangers posed by surveillance and potential betrayals. The sculptress contemplates the impact of her work and the possibility of never having a reader.

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What does the author mean by 'the corrupted blood smeared fingerprints of the past'?

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What risks does the author mention regarding writing?

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