Margaret Atwood

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environmentalist essayist feminist writer human literary critic novelist poet screenwriter short story writer

Margaret Atwood is a renowned Canadian author and poet best known for her speculative fiction works such as "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Oryx and Crake."

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instanceOf	environmentalist → essayist → feminist writer → human → literary critic → novelist → poet → screenwriter → short story writer →
awardReceived	Arthur C. Clarke Award → Booker Prize → Franz Kafka Prize → Giller Prize → Golden Booker Prize → Governor General's Award for English-language fiction →
countryOfCitizenship	Canada →
dateOfBirth	1939-11-18 →
educatedAt	Harvard University → Radcliffe College → University of Toronto →
familyName	Atwood →
fullName	Margaret Eleanor Atwood →
genre	dystopian fiction → feminist literature → poetry → science fiction → speculative fiction →
givenName	Margaret →
hasChild	Eleanor Jess Atwood Gibson →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
movement	Canadian literature → feminism →
name	Margaret Atwood →
nationality	Canadian →
notableWork	Alias Grace → Bodily Harm → Cat's Eye → Lady Oracle → Life Before Man → MaddAddam → Oryx and Crake → Surfacing → The Blind Assassin → The Edible Woman → The Handmaid's Tale → The Penelopiad → The Robber Bride → The Testaments →
occupation	university teacher → writer →
placeOfBirth	Ottawa, Ontario, Canada →
residence	Toronto, Ontario, Canada →
sexOrGender	female →
spouse	Graeme Gibson → Jim Polk →

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Alias Grace → Bodily Harm → Cat's Eye → Lady Oracle → Life Before Man → MaddAddam → Oryx and Crake → Surfacing → The Blind Assassin → The Edible Woman → The Handmaid's Tale → The Penelopiad → The Robber Bride → The Testaments →	author
Booker Prize → Golden PEN Award → Humanist of the Year → Jerusalem Prize →	notableRecipient
Bodily Harm ("Margaret Atwood bibliography") → Cat's Eye ("Margaret Atwood bibliography") → Lady Oracle ("Margaret Atwood bibliography") → The Robber Bride ("Margaret Atwood bibliography") →	partOf
Arthur C. Clarke Award → Governor General’s Award for Non-Fiction →	notableWinner
Graeme Gibson → Jim Polk →	spouse
Margaret Atwood ("Atwood") →	familyName
Margaret Atwood ("Margaret Eleanor Atwood") →	fullName
The Viking Press →	hasAuthorPublished
Royal Society of Literature →	hasNotableFellow
Peace Prize of the German Book Trade →	hasNotableRecipient
Aldous Huxley →	influenced
Eleanor Jess Atwood Gibson →	mother
Margaret Atwood →	name
University of Toronto →	notableAlumni
Eleanor Jess Atwood Gibson →	notableRelative
Graeme Gibson →	partner