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This year's Nobel Prize winner for literature is the Canadian author Alice Munro. It was announced 40 minutes ago.

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Originally posted by lolof
This year's Nobel Prize winner for literature is the Canadian author Alice Munro. It was announced 40 minutes ago.
On behalf of Canada, though unofficially, we thank you.

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Originally posted by lolof
This year's Nobel Prize winner for literature is the Canadian author Alice Munro. It was announced 40 minutes ago.
She's no Kate Beaton.

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Originally posted by Zamboner
She's no Kate Beaton.
Mount Allison....I laugh.🙄😀

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Mount Allison....I laugh.🙄😀
I don't get it.

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Originally posted by Zamboner
I don't get it.
Maybe it's your "pick up line"?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Maybe it's your "pick up line"?
*rolls eyes* Are you sure you're not German?

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Originally posted by Zamboner
*rolls eyes* Are you sure you're not German?
Er ist kein Deutscher, die machen andere Sprüche!

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Originally posted by lolof

This year's Nobel Prize winner for literature is the Canadian author Alice Munro. It was announced 40 minutes ago.
Alice Munro Wins Nobel Prize in Literature By JULIE BOSMAN Published: October 10, 2013

"Alice Munro, the renowned Canadian short-story writer whose visceral work explores the tangled relationships between men and women, small-town existence and the fallibility of memory, won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday. Ms. Munro, 82, is the 13th woman to win the prize.

Announcing the award in Stockholm, the Swedish Academy said that Ms. Munro was a “master of the contemporary short story.” Ms. Munro, who lives in Clinton, a town in Ontario, told a writer from The Globe and Mail this year that she planned to retire after “Dear Life,” her 14th story collection." (more with a lovely photo the author)

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/11/books/alice-munro-wins-nobel-prize-in-literature.html?_r=0

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Originally posted by Zamboner
*rolls eyes* Are you sure you're not German?
I checked my family tree (both branches) and the closest I could get to Germany was Norway so I'd have to say, no.

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