Life After Life Resources

Your one-stop shop for all things Atkinson, including her line-up of books.

The New York Times points out that Ursula's life is like a story, one that can be revised and revised until it's just right. But can you ever over edit?

Atkinson discusses just how ordinary Eva Braun was in this interview about her book. Hitler's lover: She's just like us.

The Chatelaine book club interviews Atkinson and asks question after question about Life After Life.

Atkinson reveals that she tends to like dogs a bit more than people in this wooftastic Goodreads interview.

Life After Life is better with Australian accents.

Atkinson discusses her Costa Award-winning book in a delightful little restaurant where we wish she'd invite us to dinner.

Yes it goes on and on, our friends… Meg Wolitzer discusses the dangers of a book without a beginning, middle, or end in her review.

Atkinson discusses whether Ursula's many deaths diminish death itself (like when someone uses the "dead grandmother" excuse for the third time to get a day off work), or make it more poignant.

Izzie has some hot wheels that probably look a lot like this. We can picture her in red.

In case you're thinking "the Blitz sounds so terrible, I wish I could see actual pictures of the horror," well, your wish has been granted.