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Margaret Atwood: Critical Essay by Nancy J. Peterson

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SOURCE: “‘Bluebeard's Egg’: Not Entirely a ‘Grimm’ Tale,” in Margaret Atwood: Reflection and Reality, edited by Beatrice Mendez-Egle and James M. Haule, Pan American University, 1987, pp. 131–38.

In the following essay, Peterson evaluates the influence of legends and fairy tales on Atwood's short fiction.

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