I confess that I almost missed Margaret Atwood Reading Month this year. I remembered it in September and October, but it wasn't until November 15th that I realized it was November at all and that MARM had been going on already for a full two weeks. But I was determined not to miss it, so … Continue reading #MARM: Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2024
My goal for MARM this year was to start tackling the big book of Burning Questions. I now present to you my findings (and thoughts) in the order in which I found them (and thought them). Upon opening Burning Questions and checking out the extensive Table of Contents, I skimmed it to see if any … Continue reading Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2023: #MARM
This year my daughter is doing a better job taking part in MARM than I am - her grade 12 English class is reading The Handmaid's Tale. I thought this might be a good chance for me to ask her a few questions. First I asked what she likes about The Handmaid's Tale, and she … Continue reading #MARM: Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2022
As I'm not co-hosting MARM this year, I was determined to at least participate. This, of course, allows for a much more relaxed timeline (I had until the end of November!) and Dearly is all I have to show for it. But I was happy to finally read it - it escaped me last year … Continue reading #MARM: Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2021
In this November 2020, the third Margaret Atwood Reading Month unfolded with participants from many places, some reading her for the first time, many returning to her work to try new and backlisted works, others exploring other #MARM content online (interviews, films, TV, etc.). In the National Geographic atlas, in which the world map folds … Continue reading #MARM 2020 Wrap-Up
Things are starting to look a bit more promising this week - I have made some unexpected progress in the fourth row down. I have been reading some of the interviews with Margaret Atwood from Waltzing Again. Because I can't count it as watching or listening to interviews, I'm using it to mark off my … Continue reading #MARM 2020: Week 3
Last week, having read Hag-Seed, I got to mark off one box on the Bingo grid. This week, I mark off two more. But, looking at the grid, they really couldn't be less useful for forming some sort of line or pattern. Some of you might be surprised to hear that I decided to try … Continue reading Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2020: Week 2
This year, for #MARM, we're playing BINGO. How prepared am I? It depends... I am well prepared for a month of reading Atwood's work, but I'm not sure how that's going to translate to the Bingo grid. The novel I chose to read this year is Hag-Seed, and I am happy to say I have … Continue reading Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2020: Week 1
With Margaret Atwood Reading Month just a few days away, we thought we’d share our BINGO card. It’s just for fun. And maybe it’s just for our own amusement…because there are a lot of literary events and challenges in November! But if you want to play along, please do. If you grew up playing traditional … Continue reading Margaret Atwood Reading Month: #MARM Bingo
The air is getting cooler, the leaves are starting to fall, the Giller list is out, and it's time to start thinking about what MARM goodies we're going to read this year. Margaret Atwood Reading Month is hosted by Marcie at Buried in Print and Naomi at Consumed by Ink and inspired by decades of … Continue reading Announcing Margaret Atwood Reading Month: November 2020 #MARM
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