Like all Atwood fiction, Murder in the Dark calls on various themes that are important to the author and are foregrounded in the female experience. Thus, it is no surprise that other works of fiction by Atwood deal with similar themes to those found in Murder in the Dark. To name but a few examples (in novel form): The Edible Woman reflects disillusionment with academia and rampant consumerism as well as the difficult relationships between men and women; The Robber Bride explores the problematic relationships that can exist among female friends; while The.....
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