Margaret Atwood, author of The Year of the Flood, discusses her speculative fiction, her dystopian vision of the future, and her popularity on Twitter.
Margaret Atwood, author of The Year of the Flood, discusses her speculative fiction, her dystopian vision of the future, and her popularity on Twitter.
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Best tweet of the weekend:
@discovietnam: Watching the Jets is like watching True Blood: interested to see what happens each week but I know better than to get emotionally invested.
Maybe Atwood's turnip could form an alliance with Michael Moore's ficus!
Is it at all relevant that the turnip is a *root* vegetable?
To the producer: But it's still not clear in the description for that segment that comments are being taken there, & there's no link to the it's-a-free-country site.
We're taking the nominations over at the It's A Free Country site. You'll find a link in the segment, but here it is:
http://beta.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/sep/20/30-issues-30-days-nominate-issue/
Thanks!
BL Show
why no comments section for Election Issues and Questions segment?
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