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Alice Munro’s Passive Voice

By Rachel Aviv · The New Yorker · December 2024
Alice Munro’s Passive Voice
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"Gerald (Gerry) Fremlin, the partner of the Nobel Prize-winning author, sexually abused her daughter Andrea. The abuse transformed Munro’s books and short stories. Rachel Aviv speaks to Munro’s children, Andrea, Sheila, and Jenny."

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