Read the whole Letter written by Margaret Atwood in the Guardian. Linked Culture Webchats with Margaret Atwood Linked More about the author on Wikipedia Margaret Atwood Margaret Atwood is a Canadian author, poet, and literary critic who has achieved worldwide recognition for her works. She has written more than 50 books, including novels, poetry collections, and non-fiction works. Atwood is best known for her feminist and dystopian themes in her works, which often explore themes of power, gender, and identity. This assignment will delve into Margaret Atwood's life, literary career, and major works. Margaret Atwood's Life: Margaret Atwood was born on November 18, 1939, in Ottawa, Canada. Her parents were Carl Atwood, an entomologist, and Margaret Dorothy, a nutritionist. She spent most of her childhood in the wilderness of northern Quebec and Ontario, which influenced her writing. Atwood attended the University of Toronto, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English in 1961 and a Master's degree in English in 1962. She later pursued a doctorate at Harvard University but left before completing her degree. Margaret Atwood's Literary Career: Margaret Atwood began her literary career as a poet, publishing her first collection, "Double Persephone," in 1961. She continued to publish poetry throughout her career, with notable collections including "The Circle Game" (1966), "The Journals of Susanna Moodie" (1970), and "The Door" (2007). Atwood also gained critical acclaim as a…