The Heart Goes Last

The Heart Goes Last – by Margaret Atwood

By Patty Shlonsky on November 2, 2015

Margaret Atwood’s latest, “The Heart Goes Last”, is so funny, and so scary at the same time that I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry when I was done. At the start, we meet Stan and Charmaine, a recently married, once happy couple, now destitute, and living in their car. The backdrop is …

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