who was changed and who was dead by barbara comyns

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She screamed as she ran.Strange things are afoot in the English village where the Willoweed family live. 'Quite simply, Comyns writes like no one else.' - Maggie O'Farrell, author of HamnetThat evening the baker's wife ran down the village street in a tattered pink nightgown.

Who was changed and who was dead by barbara comyns