Digerati Buchgemeinschaft discussion

This is the second Margaret Attwood novel I've read. Well that I'm reading. Are all her stuff centered around dystopian futures?

I like this bio and review of her overall work: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/m... .
Some of her fiction is historical and some is dystopian future, but her overall themes, according to the article, of duality and suffering seem to fit this book as well as the other two I've read: Cat's Eye and The Blind Assassin.

Still reading. Work and a cold has kicked my butt!

Bit of an indictment on american judicial outsourcing so far.

Yes.
And a feminist / humanist text about our sublimated powers to resist and choose (I'm trying to stay vague while you are still reading!).