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* ''[[The Robber Bride]]'' (1993 novel) | * ''[[The Robber Bride]]'' (1993 novel) | ||
* ''[[Good Bones and Simple Murders]]'' (2001 collection) | * ''[[Good Bones and Simple Murders]]'' (2001 collection) | ||
* ''[[The Blind Assassin]]'' ( | * ''[[The Blind Assassin]]'' (2000 novel) | ||
* ''[[Oryx and Crake]]'' ( | * ''[[Oryx and Crake]]'' (2003 novel) | ||
* "[[Homelanding]]" (short story) | * "[[Homelanding]]" (short story) | ||
===Other works=== | ===Other works=== | ||
* ''Alias Grace'' | * ''Alias Grace'' | ||
* ''The Edible Woman'' (1969) | |||
* ''Surfacing'' (1972) | |||
* ''Lady Oracle'' (1976) | |||
* ''Up in the Tree'' (1978) | |||
* ''Life Before Man'' (1979) | |||
* ''Anna's Pet'' (1980) | |||
* ''Bodily Harm'' (1981) | |||
* ''Unearthing Suite'' (1983) | |||
* ''The Labrador Fiasco'' (1986) | |||
* ''Cat's Eye'' (1988) | |||
* ''For the Birds'' (1990) (with Shelly Tanaka) | |||
* ''Princess Prunella And the Purple Peanut'' (1995) | |||
* ''Alias Grace'' (1996) | |||
==Intertextual References== | ==Intertextual References== | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 18 March 2007
Selected Bibliography
SFnal works
- "Bluebeard's Egg" (1983 short story)
- The Handmaid's Tale (1985 novel)
- The Robber Bride (1993 novel)
- Good Bones and Simple Murders (2001 collection)
- The Blind Assassin (2000 novel)
- Oryx and Crake (2003 novel)
- "Homelanding" (short story)
Other works
- Alias Grace
- The Edible Woman (1969)
- Surfacing (1972)
- Lady Oracle (1976)
- Up in the Tree (1978)
- Life Before Man (1979)
- Anna's Pet (1980)
- Bodily Harm (1981)
- Unearthing Suite (1983)
- The Labrador Fiasco (1986)
- Cat's Eye (1988)
- For the Birds (1990) (with Shelly Tanaka)
- Princess Prunella And the Purple Peanut (1995)
- Alias Grace (1996)
Intertextual References
Margaret Atwood, who mostly writes mainstream fiction but has also written some science fiction, has been known to speak disparagingly of the genre. At one point she described it as "talking squids in outer space". A website was created to honor this vision of science fiction. http://www.talkingsquidsinouterspace.com/