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LRB Article PDF: Disconnected Realities (<i>LRB</i> volume 27 number 04, 17 February 2005) 

LRB Article PDF: Disconnected Realities (LRB volume 27 number 04, 17 February 2005)

Mary Hawthorne

If you open a road atlas at Ontario, you can see that the roads charted by the thin red and blue lines of Huron County, adhere to the geometry and history of acreage, drawing rectangles in a sprawl of rural sameness. At one intersection is the tiny town of Wingham (population c.2952), where Alice Munro was born in 1931, and twenty miles to the south, another tiny town: Clinton (population c.3240), where Munro has lived for the past thirty years with her second husband.

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