The Content Reader

Finally, I got around to read something of Alice Munro. As a Nobel Literature Laureate she is easy accessible to everyone, which, I find, is not always the case with the Laureates. Alice Munro writes short stories, which is not really my cup of tea, although I read them from time to time. This is a time when it was really worth it. From the back of the cover the Observer  notes: " Read not more than one of her stories a day, and allow them to work their spell: they are made to last ". I can agree to that, although I read half the book before I left for my holiday and half of it when I came back. Her stories are about life, often included middle aged or older aged people, and they all tell something about life. Our inner thoughts, how the world change around us, or something that happened in their youth and which has affected their whole life. The stories are engaging, real and the characters she creates on only a few pages are incredible. You are right into them from the ...