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Alice Munro, who received the National Book Critics Circle Award on her latest assortment of stories, The Love of a Great Woman, is commonly known as a contemporary master of the short-story. Within this collection, she shows where she affects the recollection of her parents' confounding however heavy relationship all those talents which have won her a lot of fictional accolades.A separated girl returns to her childhood home. The unintentional near-drowning of a young child reveals the fragility of the confidence between parents and kids. A guy, recalling a frightening childhood event, wrestles with all the obligation he's always felt for his younger sibling.