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Not real but true : evolution in form and theme in Alice Munro's Lives of girls and women, The progress of love, and Open secrets
Through the use of detailed textual analysis, this study explores the relationship between form and theme in Lives of Girls and Women, The Progress of Love and Open Secrets. A close reading of Munro's deceptively simple narrative style reveals a rich combination of formal techniques that has evolved
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