First, here are three Sunday reads from The Atlantic: The Culture Survey: David Frum The last debate I had about culture: ...

Alice Munro often embarked ... John Updike described her as a writer who examined small worlds "gimlet-eyed and rabbit-eared", to create ambitious works that are defined by "a well-meditated ...

Until a few weeks ago, Alice Munro wasn't just a great Canadian short-story writer, and a Nobel Prize winner. To many of her readers, Munro, who died in her native Ontario in May this year ...

One of Canada’s most beloved authors, called the “greatest short story writer alive” when she won the Nobel Prize in 2013, has died. Alice Munro was 92. A spokesperson for Penguin Random ...

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The literary legacy of Alice Munro threatens to be overshadowed ... that it would be difficult for them to return to reading Munro's work". From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News ...