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Margaret Atwood is a Canadian writer who is best known for her best-seller "The Handmaid's Tale". She won many literary prizes such as the Booker Prize. She writes about feminism and environmentalism commitment.

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Toni Morrison was an American writer and teacher, winner of the Literature Nobel Prize in 1993. She is known mainly for her novel 'Beloved'. Her masterpieces are about racism, identity and afroamerican history.

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'The Handmaid's Tale' is one of Margaret Atwood's masterpieces. It is a dystopic novel that deals with oppression through Difred's life, a woman who is obliged to live as a concubin.

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'Paradise' is one of Toni Morrison's masterpieces. It is set in a fictional African-American town called Ruby and it is about the tension between the men and the group of women who live in a former convent 17 miles away. It is a town based on a past of suffering and negative ideas, as rejection, death, violence and repression.

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The most common themes are: female identity, power and control, surviving.

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Morrison's main themes are: the race, identity and the afroamerican history. She gives voice to black people experiences, highlighting how difficult their existence was.

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Margaret Atwood's style is clear and direct. She often uses science fiction and the dystopic to explore social and political themes.

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Toni Morrison is famous for her lyrical prose and poems. She uses many symbols and she mixes realism and magical elements to create complex and emotional stories.