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Alice Munro, Laureate, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
October 10, 2013
On the Shelf
Alice Munro
has won the Nobel Prize in Literature. The citation called the Canadian writer (the second Canadian laureate, if we count Saul Bellow) a “master of the contemporary short story.”
Ten things you need to know about Alice Munro
.
Need
, people!
Here
is a BBC
Listener
magazine crossword set in Greek, from 1936. The prize was the
Collected Poems
of T. S. Eliot. And no, no part of that would happen today.
Semi-related: American adults are
bad readers
.
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