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Thank You for Visiting

Essays On Alice Munro's Works Iii

Various AuthorsSeries: Essential Writers
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Guernica Editions

About

Thank You for Visiting: Essays on Alice Munro's Works III, the third volume of essays issued by Guernica Editions in honour of Munro reveals, like the earlier collections Alice Munro Country and Alice Munro Everlasting, how critical writing can be not only as perceptive but also as personal as the stories it studies. Featured here are new works by Munro's most distinguished critics – including Catherine Sheldrick Ross, J.R. (Tim) Struthers, Robert Thacker – along with other uniquely exciting contributions such as Munro's Canadian publisher Douglas Gibson's investigation of the ever-so-close backgrounds three centuries ago in Scotland of the ancestors of both Alice Munro and Robertson Davies.

Related Subjects

  • Canadian
  • Literary Criticism
  • Adult Nonfiction

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  • SeriesEssential Writers

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