Doors (margaret Atwood Series)
About This Novel
Margaret Atwood, the author of "The Handmaid's Tale" and the world's most popular spokesperson for female writing, is a masterpiece of poetry. The famous poet Wu Ang translated the poems and faithfully restored the female voices, letting words illuminate the darkness and witnessing reality with imagination. This book collects Atwood's poetry from 1995 to 2007. Through these works, she seeks to explore the nature of poetry, passages in time, and our shared moral consciousness. This is a brave, passionate collection of poetry that reflects on and interrogates the standpoints of human life, reaffirming Atwood's status as one of the most important English-language poets of our time. Atwood specializes in blank free verse, and has conducted various explorations in poetry forms and creative techniques over the years. Her poems are restrained and calm, focusing on the rhythm of words and the presentation of images. She is also good at using rich creative techniques such as collage and word games. Compared with her early works, these poems in her mature period of creation show a trend of being simpler, clearer and sharper, conveying the poet's powerful spiritual heritage and her examination of society and the times with cold or even sharp language.
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