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1996 Booker Prize

Margaret Atwood: Alias Grace

September 22, 2017July 3, 2008 by Trevor Berrett

Trevor reviews Margaret Atwood’s Giller Prize winning and Booker Prize shortlisted Alias Grace, a novel based on a real murder in the 1850s.

Categories Book Reviews, Margaret Atwood Tags 1990s, 1996, 1996 Booker Prize, 1996 Giller Prize, Booker Prize, Giller Prize, Giller Prize Winner 2 Comments
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