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Book · 1996 · Fiction

Selected Stories

Alice Munro
Vintage Books USA (Penguin Random House) · 412 pages
★ 7.7 editorial score

Munro set her stories in Ontario towns where a woman's life can turn on something said at a kitchen table. She fits more into forty pages than most novelists get into a novel.

Genre
RealismDomestic tragedy
Medium
Short stories
Subject
Small town lifeMarriageWomenMemory
Setting
Ontario
Time
1996

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