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The View from Castle Rock

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Canadian literature

  • The Handmaid's Tale
    In Canadian literature: Fiction

    …the Happy Shades (1968) to The View from Castle Rock (2006)—depict the domestic lives and relationships of women in Toronto, small-town Ontario, and British Columbia in an increasingly enigmatic style. Leonard Cohen’s Beautiful Losers (1966) probes the relationship between sainthood, violence, eroticism, and artistic creativity. Mavis Gallant

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discussed in biography

  • Alice Munro
    In Alice Munro

    The View from Castle Rock (2007) combines history, family memoir, and fiction into narratives of questionable inquiries and obscure replies. In 2009 Munro won the Man Booker International Prize; that same year she published the short-story collection Too Much Happiness.

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