Features & Benefits
- Moral Disorder is a collection of interconnected stories that trace the course of a life.
- The book covers various periods ranging from the '30s to the present day.
- The stories cover various settings such as large cities, suburbs, farms, and northern forests.
- The stories are funny, lyrical, incisive, shocking, and deeply personal.
- The book highlights Atwood’s celebrated storytelling gifts to the best advantage.
- Moral Disorder shows complete understanding of the people's emotional histories and imaginations.