Freedom by Margaret Atwood It explains the enduring relevancy

It explains the enduring relevancy of Shakespeare's plays

he is drawn into a corrupt double life

of righteous people living daily with cruelty they fail to recognise

If after the collapse of the Soviet Union his reputation seemed utterly eclipsed

and mental and physical energy more effectively

Freedom by Margaret Atwood It explains the enduring relevancyCan we ever be wholly free? In this book of breathtaking imaginary leaps that conjure dystopias and magical islands, Margaret Atwood holds a mirror up to our own world. The reflection we are faced with, of men and women in prisons literal and metaphorical, is frightening, but it is also a call to arms to speak and to act to preserve our freedom while we still can. And in that, there is hope. Selected from The Handmaids Tale and Hag Seed by Margaret