‘Old Babes In The Wood’ illustrated by Noma Bar

@noma_bar x @therealmargaretatwood

Dubbed "the literary supernova of our era" by The Sunday Times, Margaret Atwood's fresh-from-the-press masterpiece, "Old Babes in the Wood", is causing ripples of excitement across the literary cosmos.

The cover + end papers are a visual treat, illustrated by Noma Bar and designed by @suzanneldean

Released with flair by Vintage, it's her scintillating comeback since the acclaim of 2019’s "The Testaments" and her first short story collection in a dazzling decade!

While Atwood's name may be synonymous with visionary speculative fiction, she's no stranger to the tantalizing world of short stories.

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

"Old Babes in the Wood" unfolds in a triad of sections, with a rich filling of tales nestled between the poignant chronicle of a lifelong love story between characters Nell and Tig. Their journey, from the tentative early stages to the poignant end, promises a roller-coaster of emotions. Unsurprisingly, the book's release was met with bated breath – a testament to which is the feature of two of its stories in prestigious publications like The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine.

So, are you ready to dive into Atwood's latest literary odyssey? 🌌📚


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