In 1986, Atwood hit New York City to promote The Handmaid's Tale, and Chatelaine tagged along. Read our vintage profile below.

How The Handmaid's Tale turned Margaret Atwood into a superstar

In 1986, Atwood hit New York City to promote her famous dystopian novel, and Chatelaine tagged along. Read our vintage profile below.

How The Handmaid's Tale turned Margaret Atwood into an international superstar

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A hilarious Funny or Die parody is a must-watch for fans of Margaret Atwood's dystopian (and very female-heavy) series.

Hold onto your wing hats — more gloom and doom is on the way.

Canada's small-screen sweetheart explains why her adaptation of Margaret Atwood's memory-bending novel is an apt tale for 2017.

A handy refresher for those who read The Handmaid's Tale in high school and totally forgot about it (and those who only pretend they've read it).

A handy refresher for those who read the book in high school and totally forgot about it (and those who only pretend they've read it).

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