About the author:
Margaret Atwood, born in 1939. Canadian novelist, poet, and literary critic. He became famous in 1985 with the fantasy novel "The Handmaid's Tale", and has won many laurels including the Booker Prize and the Kafka Literary Award. In recent years, he has also been a popular contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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This article was originally called Homelanding and was written in 1989.
This is an unauthorized translation on a whim, and the copyright does not belong to me.
This is a thousand-word science fiction novel. The original text is a bit creepy and confusing. I tried my best to translate it smoothly while maintaining the original meaning, but due to my limited level, there are still many shortcomings.
Criticisms and corrections are welcome.
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Reference:
Atwood, Margaret. 1993. "Homelanding." In the Norton Book of Science Fiction. Pp: 794-796. Ed. Ursula Le Guin and Brian Altebery. NY: W. W. Norton.
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