Alice Munro
May. 14th, 2024 02:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kathleen_daileyThe Canadian writer and Nobel prize winner Alice Munro has died.
I've read and reread all of her work many times over the years. She was in complete command of her craft, and her stories always reveal something new to me whenever I revisit them.
This 2009 article in The Walrus describes Munro's early life in Wingham and the influence of Huron County on her body of work. Well worth reading.
ETA: Also worth reading: this NYT article. It doesn't appear to be behind a paywall (at this moment, anyway).
I've read and reread all of her work many times over the years. She was in complete command of her craft, and her stories always reveal something new to me whenever I revisit them.
This 2009 article in The Walrus describes Munro's early life in Wingham and the influence of Huron County on her body of work. Well worth reading.
ETA: Also worth reading: this NYT article. It doesn't appear to be behind a paywall (at this moment, anyway).
