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Hwang Jung-min
Margaret Atwood
Nick Offerman
Simon Bird

PEOPLE / 1 WORK

Hwang Jung-min

Also credited as 황정민

TV · 2020

H.U.S.H.

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www.themoviedb.org/tv/113252

PEOPLE / 4 WORKS

Margaret Atwood

Also credited as Margaret Eleanor Atwood · Atwood M. · Atwood M · Atwood Margaret · Margaret ATWOOD · margaret atwood · Atwood, Margaret · مارغريت آتوود · كاتبة كندية · مارگارت آتوود

Books · 2013

MaddAddam

The Year of the Flood is a sequel to Oryx and Crake but I had no idea what to expect going into it. O&C was a fantastic book but the entire time I was reading it my thoughts were “how does a sequel work?” Well, it worked pretty well. YotF is a very different book from O&C. That said, I think it works very well as a sequel. The book is set more or less at the same time as O&C but with a different, wider cast. The events of O&C are pretty important to the world so you see them here. One thing that kind of caught me off guard was how grim the book was. O&C was NOT a book about happy people in good times, it was pretty dark. But this one tops it, at points it was kind of painful to read. All-in-all for a book as hard to follow up as O&C this was a great sequel. I’m really looking forward to the last book of the series because it’s still a question of where the series is going to go next. I really look forward to that, I enjoy trilogies where it’s not a set A, B, C story with the same cast.

Books · 2009

The Year of the Flood

This is my first Margaret Atwood novel and I've been meaning to read her for some time. O&C was not exactly what I expected but it was really, really good. The protagonist Snowman/Jimmy is a bystander to the end or the world but intimately tied up in Great Things. The book has a pretty limited cast and he is not the most interesting of them but he functions well as something of a straight man for events to flow around. What I find really odd about the book is that it's a trilogy. Reading the book the entire way through I felt like this seemed a complete story. And I think it more or less is. I'm going to read the next in the series but I'm certainly interested to see the 'why' of more books. This book left some important questions unanswered, but I don't think those questions would be easy to answer or are really questions I feel need answering. I hope I like the next two books as much but I guess I'll just have to see.

Books · 2003

Oryx and Crake

Books · 1985

The Handmaid’s Tale

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PEOPLE / 2 WORKS

Nick Offerman

Movies · 2024

Civil War

TV · 2009

Parks and Recreation

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PEOPLE / 1 WORK

Simon Bird

TV · 2008

The Inbetweeners

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www.themoviedb.org/tv/7317