Alice Munro Quotes

There Was A Danger Whenever I Was On Home Ground. It Was The Danger Of Seeing My Life Through Other Eyes Than My Own.
Seeing It As An Ever-increasing Roll Of Words Like Barbed Wire, Intricate, Bewildering, Uncomforting - Set Against The Rich Productions, The Food, Flowers, And Knitted Garments, Of Other Women's Domesticity. It Became Harder To Say That It Was Worth The Trouble.

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