Margaret Atwood joins us to discuss adapting The Handmaid’s Tale for screen, writing in Norwich and how the emergence of online streaming platforms has made it possible for her books to be adapted for screen.
Writer and National Centre for Writing Patron Margaret Atwood visited Dragon Hall recently and was kind enough to talk to us about her career, writing in Norwich and how the emergence of online streaming platforms has made it possible for her books to be adapted for screen.
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