β Scribed by Atwood, Margaret
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"This is a story about one of today's women...Bodily Harm is strong stuff, and the writing is nearly flawless."
--People
"It knocked me out. Margaret Atwood seems to be able to do just about everything: people, places, problems, a perfect ear, an exactly right voice."
--Anatole Broyard, The New York Times
"Romance and adventure by a female Graham Greene at his peak."
--Marilyn French, author of The Women's Room
"Superior writing, terrifying suspense."
--The Atlantic Monthly
"Secures her place in the upper ranks of important novelists."
--Cosmopolitan
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"This is a story about one of today's women...Bodily Harm is strong stuff, and the writing is nearly flawless."
--People
"It knocked me out. Margaret Atwood seems to be able to do just about everything: people, places, problems, a perfect ear, an exactly right voice."
--Anatole Broyard, The New York Times
"Romance and adventure by a female Graham Greene at his peak."
--Marilyn French, author of The Women's Room
"Superior writing, terrifying suspense."
--The Atlantic Monthly
"Secures her place in the upper ranks of important novelists."
--Cosmopolitan
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