Margaret Atwood - Between The Lines Interview | CreativeLive

CreativeLive was on hand with the legend, Margaret Atwood for Between The Lines - an author interview series with host Kelly Corrigan.
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In addition to The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood has been published in over thirty-five countries and is the author of more than forty books of fiction, poetry, and critical essays.
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[@YaansoonHandcrafted]

I actually watched the whole interview, and I'm glad I did! Margaret Atwood's wit is as sharp as a blade, and this video is like her, a 'treasure.'

[@siobhanm9690]

i've been scouring youtube for more interviews:) i love this woman, and hearing her talk is riveting

[@nilo4339]

Good interviewer. Personable, which added to the fun of watching. Well done!

[@adamcarroll1975]

nilo4339 And she doesn't interrupt! I love it!! 💙

[@SerendipityInTheSky]

Great interview. As a Canadian I can relate.

[@joehowarth2564]

Yeah, I'm glad they raised the point about punctuation being treated as more important than the idea that you're trying to convey.

[@therepublicofcute2641]

This is WONDERFUL!!

[@EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful]

Thank you for bringing us Handmaid's Tale...a story about modern Saudi Arabia

[@kimberlyballard9952]

YES! I agree w you---punctuation is problematic. Punctuation is the antagonist for a writer. Should be only a function of voice, not grammar. Thank you for your stories, Margaret Atwood! AND for the caulking advice!

[@authentic_voice]

I can't belive these two WOMEN talked about trivia like spelling and grammar as a work for somebody else ( of lesser importance/CREATIVITY). That's exactly what the antagonists of The Handmaid's Tale did: Assign works they do not want to do themselves to others who they frame as the less-qualified, undeserving, ungrateful being. Finish your own work. Do not create boring jobs for presumably-less-creative human beings. Do not shovel your unfinished job away to somebody else simply because you can.

[@jadenaxi5796]

totally agree with you!

[@baburajpothy920]

Anybody, please help by giving me Atwood's email address. I am a research scholar working on her poetry.

[@baburajpothy920]

My WhatsApp no. 9447583620

[@peterdollins3610]

Riveting & sharp as a needle.