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Nitram

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5. The book affected me in a very powerful way.

Reply to lunatica (Original post)

Sun May 6, 2018, 03:30 PM

May 2018

I'd be reading it in a coffee shop, and when I walked out everything looked strange because I was so immersed in the reality of the world Atwood created. It is a work of genius.

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I just saw a video of a radio interview with Margaret Atwood [View all] lunatica May 2018 OP

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