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Murder in the dark by Margaret Atwood · Booklabria

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Margaret Atwood
Murder in the dark

Short StoriesSocial life and customs

Murder in the dark

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First published: 1983
Editions: 15 in 4 languages

Synopsis

These short fictions and prose poems are beautifully bizarre: bread can no longer be thought of as wholesome comforting loaves; the pretensions of the male chef are subjected to a light roasting; a poisonous brew is concocted by cynical five year olds; and knowing when to stop is of deadly importance in a game of Murder in the Dark.

Subjects: Short Stories
Social life and customs
Canada
Collected works
Canadian Short stories
Set in: Canada

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15 in 4 languages

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English9 German4 French1 Spanish1

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