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File photo of Canadian writer Alice Munro smiling at the end of the Giller awards ceremony in Toronto in this November 6, 2007. Munro won the Nobel Prize in Literature for being the "master of the contemporary short story," the award-giving body said October 10, 2013. [Photo/Agencies] |
People in China pay much more attention to long novels rather than contemporary short stories, which Munro is good at. In addition, Chinese are more interested in literature from American and British writers.
Yilin press has bought the copyright to seven of Munro's works, such as Lives of Girls and Women, and Dance of the Happy Shades. And her latest work, Dear Life, is being translated and will be published by a press in Beijing.
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