Prashanth Kumar Kumar itibaren Barh Rajpura, Rajasthan, India itibaren Barh Rajpura, Rajasthan, India

love the easy flowing dialogue in the book. the uneasiness the author/adventure faces and after being completely frustrated in starting and working on his set agenda he serendipitously stumbles upon another road less traveled that is feeling quite right.

Margaret Atwood is just fantastic at all kinds of writing: fiction, poetry, essays. This is less fluidly lovely than her fiction, but I like hearing this voice, too... and even in essays, she's got quite a range. Some are straightforward book reviews, some more reflective and philosophical. This came at a perfect time for me, and so it may have influenced how well the book went down, but I think in fact it's just good, solid writing on a range of topics that are interesting to anybody who likes Atwood (feminism, writing, even gardening). An essay a day to keep the mind fresh; I was sad when it was over.