Trevor and Betsy embark on a story-by-story analysis of Alice Munro’s third book, Something I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You. This post contains an introduction as well as links to each piece they’ve covered.
Trevor and Betsy discuss Alice Munro’s “Changes and Ceremonies,” from Lives of Girls and Women.
Trevor and Betsy discuss Alice Munro’s “Baptizing,” from Lives of Girls and Women.
Trevor and Betsy discuss Alice Munro’s “Baptizing,” from Lives of Girls and Women.
Trevor and Betsy discuss Alice Munro’s “Changes and Ceremonies,” from Lives of Girls and Women.
Trevor and Betsy discuss Alice Munro’s “Age of Faith,” from Lives of Girls and Women.
Trevor and Betsy discuss Alice Munro’s “Princess Ida,” from Lives of Girls and Women.
Trevor and Betsy review Alice Munro’s “The Bear Came Over the Mountain,” republished in this weeks issue of The New Yorker on the occasion of Munro’s winning the Nobel Prize! Read the full post.
Trevor and Betsy look at Alice Munro’s “Heirs of the Living Body,” from Lives of Girls and Women.
Trevor and Betsy begin Alice Munro’s Lives of Girls and Women with “The Flats Road.”