B. Atwood’s novel The Handmaid’s Tale illustrates the dystopian dangers of theocracy on the rights of women.
- It is customary to either use the full name or surname of a professional figure when referencing them or their work in a formal setting, such as an essay, as seen here.
- It is also customary to use the present tense when referencing a work’s current or general effect. The Handmaid’s Tale still illustrates this danger, and pieces about it should reflect this.