Wingham-born Alice Munro leaves lasting legacy worldwide

May 23, 2024 @ 9:00 amArts & Entertainment, Wingham Advance Times

The Alice Munro Festival Of The Short Story returns to Wingham and area June 5 to 9, featuring 12 Canadian authors, workshops, Q&A’s, readings and masterclasses, as well as a screening of the film adaptation of Lives of Girls and Women. (Contributed photo)
The Alice Munro Festival Of The Short Story returns to Wingham and area June 5 to 9, featuring 12 Canadian authors, workshops, Q&A’s, readings and masterclasses, as well as a screening of the film adaptation of Lives of Girls and Women. (Contributed photo)
WINGHAM – Last week, the world lost an unparalleled force in contemporary literature, but as is evident from those who knew her and her work, that force is only lost in a physical sense. Alice Munro passed away on May 13, aged 92. The internationally acclaimed, Nobel Prize-winning writer was born in Wingham in 1931,…
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