"We Will Miss Her:" How Writers Remember Alice Munro | The Agenda

Alice Munro, internationally regarded as a master of the short story, died on May 13 at the age of 92. The Nobel laureate and winner of multiple other literary prizes including the Giller Prize and Booker Prize, will be remembered for her intriguing characters and precise writing style. Here, writers Katherin Govier, Heather O'Neill, Menaka Raman-Wilms, Magdalene Redekop, and Chanel Sutherland pinpoint exactly what makes Munro unforgettable.
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