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Margaret Eleanor Atwood, one of Canada’s most prolific writers, has many facets to her ever-evolving writing career. She is a poet, a short story writer, a novelist and also a critic. Atwood believes that literature performs the function of a mirror- a mirror that helps people recognise themselves and their surroundings and says that “literature is not only a mirror; it is also a map, a geography of the mind”. Her writings prove an excellent study in power / powerlessness. Through her writings she tries to convey that all lust for power is evil and leads to corruption and exploitation. The range of her victor / victim themes is immense. She not only deals with victim women but also deals with victim men, victim children, victim unborn babies, victim artists, victim animals, victim birds and victim nature at large.
Kamala (Surraiya) Das- one of India’s celebrated writers and syndicated columnist....
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