This meant so much to me. Even while I can’t say that I have ever read anything by Alice Munro, seeing how much she meant to people has been so beautiful to witness.
Oh, that's lovely. I do so hope you find a story to read. I can recommend one if you like? The Bear Came Over the Mountain might be a good one, or else The Moons of Jupiter too x
I also thought of you when I heard about Alice Munro. I’m glad she is free and grateful for the stories she’s left behind. I think this substack is a tremendous honour to her memory and an on going tribute to her.
that's so lovely. many people have said that to me too! I forgot to add that I had wanted to use a line from her story Dear Life as the epigraph in Playing Games, but we just could not hear from her for approval. I guess now we know why x
thank you and also likewise, it was so kind of you to think of me too. I hope she really did have some sense of how many people, readers and writers the world over, she moved.
This meant so much to me. Even while I can’t say that I have ever read anything by Alice Munro, seeing how much she meant to people has been so beautiful to witness.
Oh, that's lovely. I do so hope you find a story to read. I can recommend one if you like? The Bear Came Over the Mountain might be a good one, or else The Moons of Jupiter too x
Thanks so much!! I’ll request a collection from my library.
I also thought of you when I heard about Alice Munro. I’m glad she is free and grateful for the stories she’s left behind. I think this substack is a tremendous honour to her memory and an on going tribute to her.
All my love!
that's so lovely. many people have said that to me too! I forgot to add that I had wanted to use a line from her story Dear Life as the epigraph in Playing Games, but we just could not hear from her for approval. I guess now we know why x
This is a beautiful post in every way. I'm glad Alice Munro brought me to you. Looking forward to reading more.
thank you and also likewise, it was so kind of you to think of me too. I hope she really did have some sense of how many people, readers and writers the world over, she moved.