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File Size: 802 KB
Print Length: 372 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0099472252
Publisher: Vintage (December 18, 2007)
Publication Date: December 18, 2007
Language: English
ASIN: B0012DZ356
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I had always ignored Munro until the moment she won the Nobel Prize. I mean, how could a woman who wrote about such mundane things ever interest me. How wrong I was. Her writing soars, no gimmicks, just clear, deceptively simple prose with startling insight. These stories are devastatingly beautiful, especially Silence, which i devoured only to realize after that nothing really happened in the story. As much as I love great writing, I also love plot and crave action, I need the story to move. And Munro did move me, though not in the way I'd expected, in a way I almost disliked but still couldn't help being moved. Her characters are unpredictable and seem not to know what they're going to do until they actually do them, and though this might at times make them seem unbelievable, since they're far from what we've come to expect in modern fiction, these women are superbly crafted, not to mention sort of crazy. Even the young girl in the story Trespasses was disturbing and there was a nice twist at the end. I also liked Tricks even though the twist has been used many times before (a thing Munro herself alludes to). All in all, this was an excellent collection. I will be reading Munro for the rest of my life.
Alice Munro is a wonderful storyteller. She is an expert in short story writing, and I have read enough of them to compare. Runaway is no exception. After having read Dear Life, I thought I would try Runaway, after reading the sterling reviews on the book. I must say I was not disappointed. Personally, I like a writer who focuses on the depth of the character, on what makes them "tick", so to speak. Every story in this book had this type of character. Maybe it's just because I can identify with them, and say to myself, "yes, I know how they feel". All I know is that each one is so richly developed, likable or not. I highly recommend, and cannot wait to read another book by this author.
I’ve always loved Alice Munro’s stories. The first collection I read was Something I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You, back in college. Her writing style is simple but the writing is thought-provoking. I often can’t help but thinking about her story for many days after I read it. Very often I read a story many times but still don’t get it completely. I think that’s how a good piece of literature should feel, the meaning is there but it leaves plenty of room for interpretation.
This book was unlike any I have read, with possibly the exception of "Olive Kittridge." The stories were deeply detailed; I sometimes wondered why certain passages were included. But, for the most part, I found them interesting and thought provoking. Each story touched on a turning point in a character's life; some event or realization that altered her perception of her life and surroundings, both past and present. The book was somewhat of a testament to how our views and opinions change as we grow older and learn to accept and appreciate our mortality. A strange and memorable read, my first of Alice Monro; I believe I will read more.
I am not usually a fan of short stories but this book may have converted me. Alice Munro's collection hits you where it hurts. She is not a "happy" writer, but a soulful one. At times, you feel as though she has peeked in your closet or underwear drawer and found out about your heartaches or secrets. For the "loner" who doesn't really want to feel "oh-so-alone", this collection may make you feel, somehow, inexplicably connected to the world. I read and re-read pages because I didn't want to let go of the feelings she stirred with a few well-chosen words. If you don't connect with someone in one of her stories, you either haven't lived, are exceptionally lucky, or haven't thought about the complexity of the human spirit, the randomness of life events, or the dimensions of a well-experienced life.
Alice Munro - you can't just read her once. You've got to read her again, and again, and again.Her stories written about women and men who live lives - like you and I - quietly going about their days, wondering if they missed out on that great big love, or that great big chance; arguing with their children, or their parents, or both; pretending that life is grand, pretending that life isn't pointless.She writes lush, beautiful tales which are long and enjoyable to read. I'm reading her again, soon.
I listened to the fine audio version of this and recommend it highly. Munro has the ability to take plots which if described mechanically, as one reviewer did, can sound formulaic (one could say the same of Shakespeare) but never read that way. Sometimes we want to know more, as her characters do, but Munro recognizes the falsity in that. A less talented writer would have made Juliet's story into a tragic melodrama but instead she gives us a haunting portrayal of the consequences of Juliet's character and her choices. Great fiction doesn't always give us what we think we want, but instead helps us understand more fully the challenges of living. She is as deserving of a Nobel prize as any living writer in english. The first story, the title story, was in some ways the weakest. It is pretty good, but if you are a little uncertain after reading it, keep going.One of the reviewers seems to think that Munro is southern, which, of course, she is not.
Brilliant writer has done it again. I missed this collection, but with the film Julieta coming out, I wanted to read the source material (3 of the stories).
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