Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts
Has to be the most spectacular, hilarious, and generous autobiography of the last quarter century ... Embedded everywhere are canny quips, enigmatic writing tips ... [Her] ingeniousness and sly wit are evident ... It’s impossible to capture the breadth and richness of Atwood’s oeuvre and private life in the confines of a book review. Or to adequately represent her eerie, resplendent mashup of prophecy and humor.
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A venerable sort, a cradle-to-rocking-chair telling of a celebrated life ... My single complaint about this charming, interesting and witty 599-page book is that it feels a bit completist at times. There sure are a lot of houses, book deals, backstories and long quotations ... Scintillating portraits ... It's all here.
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Zestfully detailed ... Atwood has created a keystone source for biographers and scholars while delighting and enlightening readers curious about [her] life.
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