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Christian Lorentzen · Poor Rose: Against Alice Munro
WEBJun 6, 2013 · by Alice Munro. Chatto, 319 pp., £18.99, November 2012, 978 0 7011 8784 2. There’s something confusing about the consensus around Alice Munro. It has to do with the way her critics begin by asserting her goodness, her greatness, her majorness or her bestness, and then quickly adopt a defensive tone, instructing us in ways of seeing as ...
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