Alice Munro was a Canadian short story writer who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2013. Her work tends to move forward and backward in time, with integrated short story cycles. Munro's fiction is most often set in her native Huron County in southwestern Ontario. Her stories explore human complexities in a simple but meticulous prose style.

- Dance of the Happy Shades 1968 short-stories adolescence, love, guilt en

- Lives of Girls and Women 1971 novel canada, feminism, classics, coming-of-age en

- Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You 1974 short-stories women, contemporary en

- The Beggar Maid 1978 short-stories identity en

- Who Do You Think You Are 1978 short-stories contemporary, canada en

- Moons of Jupiter 1983 short-stories contemporary en

- Selected Stories 1985 short-stories contemporary en

- Progress of Love 1986 short-stories contemporary, love en

- Friend of My Youth 1987 short-stories youth, crisis, canada en

- Open Secrets 1994 short-stories love, contemporary en

- The Love of a Good Woman 1998 short-stories canada, women en

- Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marri 2001 short-stories hate, friendship, love, marriage en

- Runaway 2004 short-stories women, love, contemporary en

- Vintage Munro 2004 short-stories contemporary en

- Alice Munro's Best 2006 short-stories en

- The View From Castle Rock 2006 short-stories contemporary, family, canada en

- Away from Her 2008 short-stories en

- Too Much Happiness 2009 short-stories women, contemporary en

- Family Furnishings 2011 short-stories canada en

- New Selected Stories 2011 short-stories contemporary en

- Dear Life: Stories 2012 short-stories canada en