interview with alice munro

The first television interview granted by 2013 Nobel Prize in
Literature winner Alice Munro, as shown on SVT Swedish Public Television

[@alexanderlevinskiy1]

I adore Alice Munro and her stories. Such a lovely woman I can only dream of meeting with in person!

[@irisumolharcolorido5620]

Lovely interiew! And what a great writer she is!

[@neotropic]

Isnt't she adorable! I love her.

[@baraaal-hakmani4201]

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH ALICE MUNRO

[@Elizabeth-yg2mg]

Great writer, adorable person. I usually can't absorb fiction but do love her stories.

[@nadinebernard4689]

great author I discovered 2 years ago! thank you for the magic you brought in the ordinary world.

[@marycahill546]

Totally honest and down to earth.

[@sarayur3631]

So sad to hear about her passing. It happened the day of my birthday….

[@briancox9357]

A great writer. 'Runaway' and 'Too Much Happiness' are incredible collections.

[@pialakin6517]

Lovely person and her books are read

[@user-nq9gz4xf7f]

Very classy

[@MarlanWarren]

OMG. "Are you proud of yourself?" Would you ask that question of a man?

[@theelephant866]

I think this question might hold a hint of mysogony. But it might not. I was curious of her answer, because of her age. She even says that she has stopped writing, preferring to spend time with other people. Writing, being an act of loneliness. Anyway, if she can just throw writing aside, or wants to, would it still make her proud? I think you jumped to a conclusion, and outrage, when there isn't a definite reason to.

[@theelephant866]

and, pride is a feeling. he was really just asking her, if she felt pride.

[@beauregard8511]

Her work deserves no recognition at all.

[@erniereyes1994]

Explain yourself 🤔

[@franciscorapalo5]

Funny, you are not.