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How to write like Margaret Atwood She explains how to write, as she uses events in her life as story fodder. She draws inspiration from life experiences to write her […]
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Tara is leaving Nov 18 After 365 days, Tara Selter visits Paris, to see her friend Philip Maurel at his antique coin shop. There’s a related post here – https://booksreviewsandmore.com/on-the-calculation-of-volume-philips-maurel-numismatique-shop/ […]
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Here are Margaret Atwood’s secret loves in Book Of Lives She wrote that she was fascinated by these objects and coveted them, although she never had her choice to lay […]
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Soaps mentioned in Book Of Lives Margaret Atwood wrote about Ivory & Sunlight soaps in Book Of Lives, because such details are important in her Memoir Of Sorts. Soap for […]
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his younger brother Elmer played banjo. This could be Carl playing his violin, which country folks call the fiddler. Elmer and Carl were musicians and singers in their own band. […]
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Margaret Atwood learned to knit when she was a child. It was a useful hobby that kept her busy, making warm clothing for herself and later on, for her baby […]
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Margaret Atwood used this cook book: The Joy Of Cooking. If you buy from this link, I may earn a small commission. Why did Peggy want to cook a cow’s […]
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Margaret Atwood’s husband: Margaret “Peggy” Atwood married her first husband, Jim Polk, in 1967’s Spring. It was a short marriage, that lasted until 1970. Both Atwood and Polk were busy […]
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Margaret “Peggy” Atwood wrote about the foods she ate in her biography, Book Of Lives: A Memoir Of Sorts. She ate foods that were grown, caught, cooked/ made or store […]