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Further reading is a tricky one - this book is fairly unique in terms of tone. As mentioned above, there are ties to Ted Hughes, and I would recommend his poems to absolutely everybody. For some reason I was also reminded of Henry James' "The Turn of the Screw" - a sense of foreboding and uncertainty pervades both that and "The Listeners" . [[Atonement by Ian McEwan]] also springs to mind - a book that explores civilian life against the backdrop of a war, and the destruction of a family unit from the inside.

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