In a preview of an interview set to air on 'CBS Sunday Morning' on September 8th, acclaimed author Margaret Atwood shares insights into her highly anticipated sequel to 'The Handmaid's Tale,' titled 'The Testaments.' Speaking with correspondent Martha Teichner, Atwood delves into the world of Gilead, the oppressive society depicted in her earlier work. While 'The Handmaid's Tale' is known for its dystopian themes, Atwood emphasizes that 'The Testaments' offers a different perspective.
"There's tons of hope in this book," Atwood states, hinting at a more optimistic outlook for the women of Gilead. The novel explores their lives and struggles in greater detail, offering a deeper understanding of their resilience and determination. 'The Testaments' promises to be a thought-provoking continuation of Atwood's exploration of power, gender, and resistance.
Margaret Atwood on Hope in 'The Testaments'
Margaret Atwood, author of 'The Handmaid's Tale,' discusses her new novel, 'The Testaments,' in an upcoming interview. The sequel revisits the world of Gilead, focusing on the lives of women. Atwood reveals that despite the dark setting, the book contains a surprising amount of hope. The interview will air on 'CBS Sunday Morning' on September 8th.
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