The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood

A woman’s voice survives a world of control

In the Republic of Gilead, women’s lives are governed by a rigid theocracy that has stripped them of independence, work, and even their names. Offred serves as a Handmaid in a Commander’s household, valued for her fertility and forced to navigate rules that make ordinary gestures dangerous. As she describes her constrained present, memories of her husband, daughter, and former life reveal what has been taken from her and what she still hopes to recover. Margaret Atwood’s novel explores power, language, bodily autonomy, and the fragile possibilities of resistance through one woman’s intimate account. This Vintage Classics edition includes an introduction by Naomi Alderman.

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