The Heart Goes Last Av Margaret Atwood

<p><b>By the author of <i>The Handmaid''s Tale </i>and <i>The Testaments</i></b><br><br>Charmaine sees an advertisement for a project called Positron that promises you a job, a place to live, a bed to sleep in - imagine how appealing that would be if you were working in a dive bar and living in your car. She and her husband, Stan, apply at once.<br><br>The only catch is that once you''re in there, you can''t get out.<br><br>No one writes the lust and the loves, the wickedness and the weakness of the human heart like the splendid Margaret Atwood.<br><br><b>''Margaret Atwood [is] a living legend'' <i>New York Times Book Review</i></b><br><b><br>''Gloriously madcap . . . You only pause in your laughter when you realise that, in its constituent parts, the world she depicts here is all too horribly plausible'' Stephanie Merritt, <i>Observer</i><br><br>''Her eye for the most unpredictable caprices of the human heart and her narrative fearlessness have made her one of the world''s most celebr