HAPPY CANADA DAY

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In the second and third terms of my MFA program in 2006, I wrote my critical essay about Canadian writer and Nobel Laureate Alice Munro. My first drafts discussed several of her stories and my essay ballooned past forty pages, but the final version was just over thirty pages, the maximum I was allowed, and focussed on just one work: Munro’s transgressive short story “Meneseteung” (1990). Continue reading