(Bloomberg) -- Alice Munro, the Canadian writer whose collections of short stories about the struggles of everyday people won her the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2013, has died. She was 92.

The Canadian writer was described as a "master of the contemporary story" when receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature in ...

Alice Munro, the Canadian short story writer who ... Munro was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature in 2013, only months after publishing a collection of stories that she said would be her ...

Canadian short-story writer Alice Munro has been awarded the Nobel Prize in literature. Ms. Munro is only the thirteenth woman to win the prize since its inception in 1901.

Alice Munro, Canadian author of fifteen short story ... Four years later, Munro became the first Canadian woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature but was too frail to attend the ceremony ...

Knopf. Munro, who was often compared with Chekhov, was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2013. “Alice Munro is among the major writers of English fiction of our time,” author Margaret ...

Alice Munro often embarked on what she thought was ... But this hardly mattered, said The New Yorker, because as the citation for her Nobel Prize in Literature put it, Munro, who has died aged ...

Nobel laureate Alice Munro — the Canadian literary giant who ... Penguin Random House Canada said Munro, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2013, died at home in Ontario, Canada on Monday ...

Alice Munro, the short-story writer and Nobel prize winner known as “the Canadian Chekhov”, has died aged 92. She had suffered from dementia for more than a decade. Munro died at her care home ...