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Margaret Atwood
ISBN 9781784743895
Rs. 1,120
Chatto & Windus
Dearly
Poems
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary poetry and Atwood fans
Margaret Atwood's "Dearly" is a collection of poetry, her first in over a decade. This volume explores themes of aging, transition, memory, and the natural world, alongside reflections on everyday life. Atwood's distinctive voice brings together observations on myth, political issues, and the human condition, presented with her characteristic blend of insight and wit.Why You Should Read? Experience Margaret Atwood's poetic voice, distinct from her celebrated novels. Engage with profound reflections on aging, change, and the passage of time. Discover poems that weave together personal and universal themes, from nature to mythology. Appreciate a master storyteller's concise and insightful observations in verse.
Highlights
- First poetry collection in over a decade
- Themes of aging, transition, memory, and the natural world
- Reflections on myth, politics, and the human condition
- Atwood's characteristic blend of insight and wit
- 144 pages of new poems
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All by Margaret Atwood →Questions about this book
Is this a novel or a poetry collection?
It is a collection of poetry, Atwood's first in over a decade.
What themes does the collection explore?
The poems explore aging, transition, memory, the natural world, and everyday life, along with myth, political issues, and the human condition.
How is this different from Atwood's novels?
It showcases her poetic voice, distinct from her celebrated novels, offering concise and insightful observations in verse.
What is the book's length?
It is 144 pages long.




