Oryx and Crake

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Oryx and Crake is a dystopian science fiction novel by Margaret Atwood that explores genetic engineering, corporate power, and environmental collapse through a post-apocalyptic narrative.

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instanceOf dystopian novel
novel
science fiction novel
speculative fiction work
author Margaret Atwood
awarded Booker Prize shortlist
Giller Prize shortlist
Governor General's Award shortlist
countryOfOrigin Canada
coverArtist Chip Kidd
followedBy MaddAddam
The Year of the Flood
genre climate fiction
dystopian fiction
post-apocalyptic fiction
science fiction
hasAdaptation stage adaptation
hasSequel MaddAddam
The Year of the Flood
language English
mainCharacter Crake
Jimmy
Oryx
Snowman
mediaType audiobook
hardcover
paperback
print
narrativePerspective third-person limited
notableFor critique of corporate capitalism
depiction of environmental catastrophe
exploration of genetic engineering
originalPublisher McClelland and Stewart
Nan A. Talese
pageCount approximately 400
partOf MaddAddam series
primaryTheme bioengineering ethics
biotechnology
consumerism
corporate power
environmental collapse
genetic engineering
pandemics
posthumanism
social inequality
publicationDate 2003
series MaddAddam trilogy
setInTimePeriod near future
setting corporate compounds
pleeblands
post-apocalyptic landscape
structure nonlinear narrative

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
MaddAddam
follows
Oryx and Crake ("Crake")
mainCharacter
Margaret Atwood
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