Alice Munro: Encore presentation of Nobel Prize Talks

”It's the insight, the work, the way you give yourself to the story that matters.” - We present a heartwarming chat with Canadian ’master of short stories’ and literature laureate Alice Munro.
This conversation between the Nobel Prize’s Adam Smith and Munro took place soon after she was awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature. In the episode, she reflects on how she creates short stories, what these stories have meant to her and her readers and why she started writing. Munro also tells Smith what she hopes to achieve with her writing: conveying stories that resonate, as well as surprise, her readers.
Through their lives and work, failures and successes - get to know the individuals who have been awarded the Nobel Prize on the Nobel Prize Conversations podcast. Find it on Acast, or wherever you listen to pods. shows.acast.co...

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Best living writer for me. Thank you for this interview!

[@disierra-amado5596]

not anymore :(

[@raniabalachouti]

I have read all her books, although English is not my first language . What a great writer!!

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❤

[@JohnsonBeckett]

A great writer

[@marinayeremeyeva]

She’s a truly fearless writer. Takes dives not many will take.

[@gedarplayer9218]

R.I.P Genius!!! Thank you for all you gave me.

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😍😍😍

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[@Tenaiji1413]

What a beloved hypocrite she was.

[@TheNotBees]

Almost like she was a complex human being with an extraordinary talent for observing the myriad nuances of human nature, amirite