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Moving Targets

by Margaret Atwood

Moving Targets: Writing with Intent, 1982–2004by Margaret AtwoodFirst Edition, First Printing.Published by House of Anansi Press, Toronto, 2004.Hardcover with original dust jacket.An important collection of essays, lectures, reviews, and speeches by Margaret Atwood spanning more than twenty years. Covering literature, politics, feminism, environmental issues, and the craft of writing, this volume offers an insightful look into the ideas and intellectual development of one of Canada's most influential authors.Condition:• Hardcover with original dust jacket• Clean interior pages• Tight, square binding• Bright, unclipped dust jacket• Light shelf wear consistent with careful handling• No writing or highlighting noted (unless otherwise shown)Book Details:• First Edition, First Printing• House of Anansi Press• Hardcover with Dust Jacket• Printed in Canada• ISBN: 0887841775Please review all photographs carefully for a complete condition assessment.Combined shipping is always welcome.Your book will be carefully packaged to help ensure safe delivery.

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First edition, first printing
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Hardcover with dust jacket

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Very Good+ hardcover in Very Good+ dust jacket. First Edition, First Printing. Clean pages, tight binding, and a bright, unclipped dust jacket showing only light shelf wear. No writing or highlighting noted. Please see photos for complete condition details.

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