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Margaret Atwood
Booker Prize 2000

I TiÌu sø
I PhÞng v¶n
I ‡àc Margaret Atwood
I VË The Blind Assassin
I Tin vË gi¨i Booker 2000

I TiÌu sø
Margaret Atwood was born in November 1939. She has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize on three previous occasions - with The Handmaid's Tale (1986), Cat's Eye (1989) and Alias Grace (1996). She is the author of more than thirty books of fiction, poetry, and critical essays. She has won many awards throughout the world and her work been translated into thirty-three languages. The Blind Assassin is her tenth novel. Margaret Atwood lives in Toronto.

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I PhÞng v¶n
K B¡i Margaret Atwood: Poet do Joyce Carol Oates thúc hiÎn trÅn The New York Times, ng¡y 21 thŸng N¯m, 1978
K B¡i Double bluff cða Katharine Viner trÅn BooksUnlimiterd, ng¡y 16 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i Don't ask for the truth cða Mark Abley trÅn BooksUnlimited, ng¡y 5 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i Margaret Awood's artistic venture cða Leslie MacKinnon trÅn CBC, ng¡y 29 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 1999
K B¡i Margaret Atwood speaks candidly about The Blind Assassin trÅn CBC, ng¡y 7 thŸng ChÏn, 2000 (b¡i in mæt ph·n, b¡i nÜi to¡n ph·n)
K B¡i Blood and Laundry cða Laura Miller trÅn Salon, thŸng GiÅng, 1997

I ‡àc Margaret Atwood
K B¡i nÜi chuyÎn ½àc ê Hay On Wye, thŸng SŸõ, 1995 vË cuæc ½éi v¡ thi ca. [ ½àc b¡i ]
K B¡i trÏch t÷ tŸc ph¸m The Blind Assassin. [ ½àc b¡i ]

I VË The Blind Assassin
K B¡i Three Stories Woven Into a Suspenseful Design cða Michiko Kakutani trÅn The New York Times, ng¡y 8 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i Wheels Within Wheels cða Thomas Mallon trÅn The New York Times, ng¡y 3 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i One assassin after another cða Kathryn Hughes trÅn Booksonline, ng¡y 21 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i Anyway, where was I? cða Allison Pearson trÅn Booksonline, ng¡y 15 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i Vanishing act cða Alex Clark trÅn BooksUnlimited, ng¡y 30 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i Where women grow on trees cða Adam Mars-Jones trÅn BooksUnlimited, ng¡y 17 thŸng ChÏn, 2000
K B¡i Killing Time cða Merle Rubin trÅn LA Times, ng¡y 22 thŸng Mõéi, 2000
K B¡i Margaret Atwood Creates a Chinese Box of Interlocking Tales cða Rochelle O'Gorman trÅn LA Times, ng¡y 15 thŸng Mõéi, 2000
K B¡i The Old Maid's Tale cða Steven G. Kellman trÅn San Francisco Chronicle, ng¡y 3 thŸng ChÏn, 2000

I Tin vË gi¨i Booker 2000
K B¡i t÷ ½Ùa ch× chÏnh thöc cða Booker Prize 2000
K B¡i Margaret Atwood Wins Booker Prize trÅn The New York Times, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000
K B¡i Canada's Atwood Wins Prestigious Booker Prize trÅn The New York Times, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000
K B¡i Margaret Atwood Wins Booker Prize cða Laura King trÅn Washington Post, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000
K B¡i Canada's Atwood wins Booker, Britain's top literary prize trÅn CNN, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000
K B¡i Margaret Atwood wins Booker Prize cða Leah Eichler trÅn MSNBC, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000
K B¡i Atwood wins Booker trÅn BBC News, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000
K B¡i Booker Prize 2000: Margaret Atwood cða Darren Waters trÅn BBC News, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000
K B¡i Margaret Atwood wins 2000 Booker Prize trÅn CBC, ng¡y 7 thŸng Mõéi Mæt, 2000

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