“AN AREA OF CONSIDERABLE PSYCHIC MURKINESS AND ODDITY.” This article in the Economist reports that Alice Munro has won the Man Booker international prize. She is a wonderful writer. We belong to a short story group, and it is good to see a short-story writer honored. But I am also posting on the article to call the following passage to the attention of my Canadian relatives: “Ms Munro comes from southern Ontario, an area of considerable psychic murkiness and oddity. Her stories dwell on her own people and their peculiarities: their repressed emotions, respectable fronts, hidden sexual excesses, outbreaks of violence, lurid crimes and long-held grudges.”
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