MaddAddam
The conclusion of the dystopian trilogy of the same name
In a post-apocalyptic world destroyed by genetic manipulation and human greed, a group of survivors is trying to build a new way of coexisting—both with each other and with the strange, carefully bred creatures destined to inherit the world. However, their fragile community faces not only the threat of mutated animals but also attacks from aggressive and ruthless criminals.
The novel MaddAddam concludes the dystopian trilogy of the same name by Canadian author Margaret Atwood in a story written in her typically brisk, captivating, and often bitingly humorous style.
Margaret Eleanor Atwood
Margaret Eleanor Atwood was born in Ottawa in 1939. She has deservedly received numerous literary awards for her work, including the Franz Kafka Prize, and is considered the most significant contemporary Canadian writer. She has published more than thirty-five books, the most famous of which is probably The Handmaid's Tale (Argo 2017), which has been adapted into a film and a successful television series. Her other most notable novels include The Edible Woman, The Blind Assassin, Surfacing, and Cat's Eye, which was nominated for the Booker Prize in 1988.
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