'Depth of insight' distinguishes Nobel-laureate Munro
Alice Munro, the newest Nobel laureate in literature, is admired around the world for her masterful writing and dedication to the short story form. Jeffrey Brown talks to Deborah Treisman of The New Yorker for insight on the Canadian author's work and what it was like to be her editor.
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Alice Munro, In Her Own Words: 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature
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Writers Speak - Deborah Treisman
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1986: How to Spot the Upper Class | That's Life! | BBC Archive
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Dull, Simple, Amazing and Unfathomable: Short Stories of Alice Munro | Marlene Goldman | TEDxUTSC
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Walter Isaacson on what he calls 'The Greatest Sentence Ever Written'
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Why Aliens Would NEVER Invade Africa
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interview with alice munro
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Live Hangout On Air with Alice Munro in Conversation with Margaret Atwood
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When an audition changed TV forever
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Canadian author Alice Munro (1997 interview) | Fresh Air
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Writer Annie Ernaux: "I'm nobody when I write." | Louisiana Channel
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From the Archives: Rex Murphy interviews Alice Munro (1990)
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Remembering Alice Munro
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Writers Unlimited met Jhumpa Lahiri (31 oktober 2013)
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"We Will Miss Her:" How Writers Remember Alice Munro | The Agenda
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Nobel Prize lecture: Annie Ernaux, Nobel Prize in Literature 2022
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WSJ Book Club: Discussing Alice Munro
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The 5 Most Difficult Books Ever! (Fiction)
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Alice Munro, considered a master of the short story, dead at 92
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