Happy Endings | Ideas for Group Discussion
Although Margaret Atwood has been called "the reigning superstar of Canadian literature" (one of the "journalistic slogans" she dislikes), although she has received worldwide acclaim, and although she has often tried to avoid the label, she seems doomed to be commonly referred to as a feminist author, as opposed to being known as a great writer who is interested in exploring gender roles and oppression of females, along with many other topics. The critic Richard T. Marin, for example, writing in the American Spectator, claims that Atwood's main focus during the 1970s and early...
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