The Laureate of the Nobel Prize in Literature Alice Manro died

The Laureate of the Nobel Prize in Literature Alice Manro died. About this writes The Guardian.

Manro was 92 years old, she died in the nursing home in the Canadian province of Ontario. In the last ten years, the writer had dementia.

• Manro received the Nobel Prize in 2013 as a “master of modern story”. She became the first owner of this award in the history of Canada.
• In 2009, Manro was awarded the International Buker Prize.

• During her career, Manro released about one and a half dozen novels and collections of short stories, many of them were translated into Russian. Her most famous books are “fugitive”, “dear life”, “too much happiness”.