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Dear Life

by Alice Munro

Dear Life

by Alice Munro

Alice Munro's 'Dear Life: Stories' is a rich tapestry of narrative prowess, showcasing the transient and transformative moments that underpin the human experience. With southwestern Ontario as the backdrop, Munro crafts fourteen stories that navigate the journeys of various characters as they encounter love, loss, and the unexpected turns of life. From a poet's cross-country odyssey to a soldier's unintentional detour into a new life, the anthology offers a profound exploration of the emotional landscapes and the pivotal events that steer us onto unforeseen paths. Brimming with Munro's insightful and incisive prose, the collection culminates in four autobiographical pieces, granting readers a candid glimpse into the very heart of the author's own life.

  • Short Stories
  • Literary
  • Fiction
  • Life
  • Literary
  • Women
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