When the 2013 Nobel Prize for Literature winner, Alice Munro’s
daughter Jenny receives the award on behalf of her mother today from King Carl
XVI Gustaf of Sweden, a story of confidence from rural Ontario, Canada will vibrate
across the world.
Alice Munro |
Munro had in an interview with the Swedish Academy disclosed that growing up in rural Ontario grew her confidence during early days of evolving the writing skills.
“I
don’t think I would have been nearly so brave as a writer if I had lived in a
town and if I had gone to school with other people who were interested in the
same things I was, and what we might call a higher cultural level,” 82-year-old
Munro who won the 110th Nobel laureate last October stated.
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