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This is another fine set of short stories from Margaret Atwood, some of which have some connection to the Canadian outdoors, and death figures into most of them. I was particularly struck by the story Death by Landscape, and also by Weight. Atwood is a wonderful interpreter of the relations between men and women, and many of the stories bring her gimlet-eyed view of men to bear. Atwood doesn't dislike men, and she writes male characters extremely well; she is simply realistic about relationships.