Alice Munro Wins the Nobel Prize

Just a few months after announcing she would retire from the craft, Alice Munro won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature. The Prize has been awarded since 1901, and Munro, who received $1.2 million for the award, is the 13th woman to win.

And no, despite the rumors, you cannot congratulate her via Twitter.

Read more at the NY Times.

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