Remembering Alice Munro

Alice Munro, Canadian master of the short story and Nobel winner, has died at 92 years of age. Her longtime publisher Douglas Gibson, and writers Heather O’Neill and Madeleine Thien join Elamin to talk about her life and legacy.
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[@s.williamc.]

Fantastic show! I’m very grateful to everyone for their insights.

[@deborah2dolphin]

dear friends,How do we really know what happened??Defend Alice. My daughter has be making false allegations to me for years due to her mean careless father who I divorced. . i left him but it is still my fault. So stand up now for yourself as the "family" will drag you down and try to degraded your name when you are dead. Prove you were innocent before it is too late How do you really

[@seanwebb605]

You're posting this same crap on every video related to Alice Munro. Her second husband committed the crimes. There is no doubt of that. He has a criminal conviction for such crimes. And he isn't being harmed in any way by having a conversation about the crimes and supporting his victim. The man has been dead for years. Yes we know that Alice Munro became aware of her husband's crimes against her own daughter and stayed with him. This isn't in dispute. Whatever your issues are don't attach them to this story.