The Voicemail Noble Prize Winner Alice Munro Will Save Forever

One of the very, very small fringe benefits of winning a Nobel Prize, if the prize itself isn't enough, is that you get an amazing story to tell for the rest of your life. "Where were you when you heard?" people will ask. And you will tell them: At home, sleeping. On vacation. And it was 5 in the morning, and I picked up the phone, and there was this voice that sounded Swedish, and ...

Alice Munro, either through the worst timing or the best, now has a fantastic story to tell. The newest winner of the Noble Prize in Literature doesn't have to recall the moment of her win. She can replay it for herself, over and over, as many times as she wants Read more...