Supplemental materials:
- Reading Matters review, including a couple questions for discussion: 1) Is Zenia a vampire? and 2) Was she a mean-spirited tart intent on stealing husbands, or an angel in disguise rescuing her female friends from the men that would destroy them?
- Literary Transgressions discussion questions
- Reading Group Guides discussion questions
- Wikipedia entry for The Robber Bridegroom fairy tale. Notes that Atwood's version contains a number of references to fairy tales and folklore.
- Random House Resources collection of resources about this book - has a translation of the Brothers Grimm version of The Robber Bridegroom AND Margaret Atwood's poem, The Robber Bridegroom
- NYTimes review
- The Independent review
- Reconnecting with the Past: Personal Hauntings in Atwoods' The Robber Bride, Donna Bontatibus
- Luminarium web page for The Robber Bride, with links to all kinds of supplemental materials
- Bull Calf review -
- Guardian interview with Atwood, in which she speaks about duality in fiction
- NYTimes interview with Atwood about The Robber Bride
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