Margaret Atwood Writes for the Future
On the Media | Jun 23, 2015
The Future Library project, based in Norway, will collect one original story by a popular writer every year for 100 years. Only in 2114 will the anthology be made public, printed on paper made from 1,000 spruce trees. Novelist Margaret Atwood is the project's first contributor; in May, she submitted her manuscript, Scribbler Moon. Brooke spoke with Atwood about writing for an audience of the next century.
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