Upon release of “The Testaments,” the long-anticipated sequel to her 1985 novel, “The Handmaid’s Tale,” author Margaret Atwood will take part in a theatrical livestream event promoting the new book this fall.
Upon release of “The Testaments,” the long-anticipated sequel to the 1985 novel “The Handmaid’s Tale,” author Margaret Atwood will take part in a theatrical livestream event promoting the book on Sept. 10.
Atwood will be interviewed by broadcaster and author Samira Ahmed live onstage at the National Theatre in London the same day the sequel novel will be published. Their conversation will be livestreamed in> “I can’t be in all the places at once in my analogue body, but I look forward to being with so many readers via the big screen,” Atwood said in an announcement on Thursday, which is presented by Fane Productions in partnership with the human-rights group“Margaret Atwood Live in Cinemas” will include exclusive readings from the book by special guests, and the writer is expected to discuss her career, range of work and why she returned to the story so many years later.
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