In Canada, her prize-winning record is extraordinary -including three Governor General’s Awards; several Libris Awards, given by the country’s booksellers; the Trillium Book Award; the Jubilee Prize; and two Giller Prizes.
Abroad, acclaim continues to pour in, as demonstrated by the reviewers’ quotes on the back of the book. In 2005, she was included in Time magazine’s list of the world’s one hundred most influential people, and she has been frequently mentioned as a potential winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Alice Munro and her husband divide their time between Clinton, (in “Alice Munro country”) Ontario, and Comox, British Columbia.
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