Better even than Handmaid's Tale, and that's saying a lot. Atwood puts her own special imprint on the tired old post-apocalyptic tale. Settle under a nice cozy blanket with a cup of tea and prepare to spend a weekend exploring her vison.

Released to one of the lovely gals at TOC.

Unwanted at TOC. I'll see if I can find an Atwood fan ove rat wish lists.

RELEASE NOTES:

Controlled release.


To the lovely waitress at Ryans. Hope you'll join in the fun!

Actually, I ended up with this one since you all recommended it so highly. I seem to remember finding the Handmaid's Tale sort of depressing, but I'll give this one a try. Thanks!

Interesting but kind of a downer. Took me a while to get into it, but the second half went faster. I'll return this to TOC.

Thought I recognized the cover art (I guess that Art History course in high school was good for something after all) - here's a shot of the full thing: Hieronymous Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" - it seems like an appropriate choice.