Canadian writer Alice Munro, whose short stories have been beloved for the past six decades, has died at 92. '
Her earthy humour and ability to extend sympathy to every character made her a household name, and made her birthplace of Wingham, Ontario, a place of literary pilgrimage.
She won the Nobel Prize in 2013, the only Canadian to ever win for literature, and the Giller Prize twice, then disqualified herself from the running in 2009 to make way for younger writers.
Ms. Munro leaves her daughters Sheila, Jenny and Andrea.
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Action Comics #1 (1938) introduces the world to the superhero, but also to a problematic trope of implicit sexual violence against women that would go on to become a common story element of the Golden Age superhero genre. #ComicsStudies. 1/10
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