I gotta say, I'm not entirely sold on this whole memoir thing. I mean, don't get me wrong, Margaret Atwood is a genius and all that jazz, but sometimes these celebrity memoirs just feel like a bunch of cherry-picked moments strung together with some pretentious prose 
. And what's up with the whole comedy show debacle? Like, who thought it was a good idea to ask her to wear hockey gear on live TV? Sounds like some weird publicity stunt to me 
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And don't even get me started on how she portrays herself as this "robotic persona" for the book tour
. I mean, come on, Atwood, you're an author not a robot! Can't she just be real for once? 
It's all just a bit too calculated and edited for my taste. Give me something raw and honest any day over some rehearsed, nostalgia-fueled memoir nonsense 
. And what's up with the whole comedy show debacle? Like, who thought it was a good idea to ask her to wear hockey gear on live TV? Sounds like some weird publicity stunt to me .And don't even get me started on how she portrays herself as this "robotic persona" for the book tour
. I mean, come on, Atwood, you're an author not a robot! Can't she just be real for once? It's all just a bit too calculated and edited for my taste. Give me something raw and honest any day over some rehearsed, nostalgia-fueled memoir nonsense 
. And what's with these celebrity comedy shows where authors just get thrown into awkward situations? It feels like they're selling out or something 
. I mean, I know Margaret Atwood is all about pushing boundaries in her writing, but this sounds like a bit of a stretch even for her 
I gotta say, I'm so impressed by Margaret Atwood's honesty in this memoir. It takes a lot of courage to share your most personal struggles with the world, but it sounds like she's done just that. 
The part about doing the comedy show thing was actually kinda funny, but at the same time, it's also super insightful into her dual life as an author and everyday person. And I can imagine how tough it must've been for her to deal with all those negative reactions from fans... 
But what really gets me is how she navigated the grief of losing Graeme Gibson, and how she chose to keep going with her book tour despite feeling trapped in a robotic persona. That's just so inspiring, you know? 
Atwood's life is like an epic rollercoaster - you never know what's coming next! 
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Who knew watching Minions on a plane could be so therapeutic? 