Alice Munro - Writing Her Lives

[4–8].
    [Laidlaw, Alice.] “The Widower.”
Folio
5, no. 2 (April 1951): [7–11].
    “A Basket of Strawberries.”
Mayfair
. November 1953: 32–33, 78–80, 82.
    [Munro, Alice Laidlaw.] “The Idyllic Summer.”
Canadian Forum
. August 1954: 106–07, 109–110.
    [Laidlaw, Alice.] “At the Other Place.”
Canadian Forum
. September 1955: 131–33.
    “The Edge of Town.”
Queen’s Quarterly
62 (Autumn 1955): 368–80.
    [Munro, Alice Laidlaw.] “How Could I Do That?”
Chatelaine
. March 1956: 16–17, 65–70.
    “The Dangerous One.”
Chatelaine
. July 1957: 48–51.
    “Characters.”
Ploughshares
4, no. 3 (Summer 1978): 72–82.
    “The Ferguson Girls Must Never Marry.”
Grand Street
(Spring 1982): 27–64.
    “Corrie.”
New Yorker
. October 11, 2010: 94–101.
    “Axis.”
New Yorker
. January 31, 2011: 62–69.
    “Train.” Forthcoming
Harper’s
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    “Pride.” Forthcoming
Harper’s
.
    E. Essays, Memoirs, Letters, Poem, and Occasional Pieces by Alice Munro
    “Remember Roger Mortimer: Dickens’ ‘Child’s History of England’ Remembered.”
Montrealer
. February 1962: 34–37.
    “Poem (Untitled).” Pseudonym Anne Chamney.
Canadian Forum
. February 1967: 243.
    “Author’s Commentary.”
Sixteen by Twelve
. Ed. John Metcalf. Toronto: Ryerson, 1970: 125–26.
    “The Colonel’s Hash Resettled.”
The Narrative Voice
. Ed. John Metcalf. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1972: 181–83.
    “An Open Letter.”
Jubilee
1 [1974]: 5–7.
    “Everything Here Is Touchable and Mysterious.”
Weekend Magazine [Toronto Star]
May 11, 1974: 33.
    “On Writing ‘The Office.’ ”
Transitions II: Short Fiction
. Ed. Edward Peck. Vancouver: Commcept, 1978: 259–62.
    “On Stuewe and Censorship.” Letter.
Books in Canada
. December 1978: 39–40.
    “Working for a Living.”
Grand Street
1, no. 1 (1981): 9–37.
    “Through the Jade Curtain.”
Chinada: Memoirs of the Gang of Seven
. Dunvegan, Ont.: Quadrant, 1982: 51–55.
    “Writer Denies Her Books Were Based on Wingham.”
Wingham Advance-Times
. January 13, 1982: 4.
    “A Leaven of Alice.” Letter.
Today
. February 27, 1982: 2.
    “What Is Real?”
Canadian Forum
. September 1982: 5, 36.
    “Distressing Impression.” Letter.
Globe and Mail
. December 22, 1982: 6.
    “Going to the Lake.”
Ontario: A Bicentennial Tribute
. Toronto: Key Porter, 1983: 51–52.
    “An Appreciation [of Marian Engel].”
Room of One’s Own
9.2 (1984): 32–33.
    “Foreword.”
The Anthology Anthology: A Selection from 30 Years of CBC Radio’s “Anthology.”
Ed. Robert Weaver. Toronto: Macmillan, 1984: ix-x.
    “On John Metcalf: Taking Writing Seriously.”
Malahat Review
70 (1985): 6–7.
    “Introduction.”
The Moons of Jupiter
by Alice Munro. Markham, Ont.: Penguin, 1986: vii–xvi.
    “The Novels of William Maxwell.”
Brick
34 (Fall 1988): 28–31. Also
Brick
65/66 (Fall 2000): 23–29.
    “Afterword.”
Emily of New Moon
by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart/New Canadian Library, 1989: 357–61.
    “Contributor’s Note.”
Best American Short Stories 1989
. Ed. Margaret Atwood and Shannon Ravenel. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1989: 322–23.
    “Take a Walk on the Wild Side.”
Canadian Living
. October 1989: 38, 41–42.
    “What Do You Want to Know For?”
Writing Away: The PEN Canada Travel Anthology
. Ed. Constance Rooke. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1994: 203–20.
    “About This Book.” [“Introduction” to
Selected Stories]
“Alice Munro:
Selected Stories:
A Tribute.” Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1997: 1–7.
    “Changing Places.”
Writing Home: A PEN Canada Anthology
. Ed. Constance Rooke. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1997: 190–206.
    “Contributor’s Note.”
Prize Stories 1997: The O. Henry Awards
. Ed. Larry Dark. New York: Anchor, 1997: 442–43.
    “Introduction.”
Selected Stories
by Alice Munro. New York: Vintage, 1997: xiii–xxi.
    “Golden Apples.”
The Georgia Review
53 (1999): 22–24.
    “Alice Munro Writes.”
National Post
. June 29, 2000.
    “Stories.” Speech to O. Henry Awards Tribute to AM , November 19, 2001. www.randomhouse.com/knopf/authors/munro/desktopnew.html . November 27, 2002.
    “Lying Under the Apple Tree.”
New Yorker
. June 17 and 24, 2002: 88–90, 92, 105–08, 110–14.
    “The Sweet Second Summer of Kitty Malone.”
Uncommon Ground: A
Celebration of Matt Cohen
. Ed. Graeme Gibson et al. Toronto: Knopf Canada. 2002: 91–94.
    “Good Woman in Ireland.”
Brick
72 (2003): 26–30.