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The Flood
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They followed their own thoughts, nor walked
According to His word.
And men were multiplied on earth,
They spread both far and wide;
And there were giants in those days,
Who did God's law deride.
The Lord look'd down from Heaven to see
If there were any good;
Behold they all were turn'd aside,
Sin tainted all their blood.
Yet still the Lord was good to them—
He gave them sun and rain,
And every blessing, yet their hearts
Were foolish, wicked, vain.
There is no sin so base as that
We call ingratitude,
To use those ill, with wicked hearts,
Who seek to do us good.
And when the Great and Holy One
With kindness stoop'd to bless
The sorrows of a sinful world,
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The Year of the Flood is a sequel to her 2003 book Oryx and Crake. (Those characters arrive here in the back quarter of the book) They are both set in a post-apocalyptic western nation, and explore the implications of many contemporary trends.
Margaret Atwood - image from The Scotsman
Although I shar
I’m really tempted to take a cheap shot at Margaret Atwood and call her the George Lucas of literature since I was very disappointed in this follow-up to Oryx & Crake.
She built an intriguing world in O&C where corporations ruled and profited through genetic engineering and gene splicing animals in a
"Glenn (Crake) used to say the reason you can't really imagine yourself being dead was that as soon as you say, "I'll be dead," you've said the word I, and so you're still alive inside the sentence. And that's how people got the idea of the immortality of the soul--it was a consequence of grammar. A
This is one of the most important and necessary novels written in the twenty-first century so far. It’s relevant, it’s powerful and it really is needed. Go read it!
Margaret Atwood ended the world in Oryx and Crake. She presented a vision of the future that wasn’t too far removed from where the p
“What am I living for and what am I dying for are the same question.”
The Year of the Flood is a fabulous and thought provoking novel from Margaret Atwood! And yet another novel from Atwood that I will need to read multiple times! Though the second book in the trilogy, The Year of the Flood, is more
I just can't get enough of this warped "business and science gone wild" reality, we get to see what happened in Oryx and Crake from the perspectives of other characters. This is astoundingly well written and just as outrageously well constructed as the first book! Atwood provides more detail and eve