Described as the master of the short story, Canadian-born writer Alice Munro was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2013. Her stories are typically set in her home county of Huron in southwestern Ontario, and are tales of the ordinary people who live there. She recounts their daily lives in a deceptively simple manner, but if you go poking below the surface, you will find some complex yet universal undertones. The Love of a Good Woman is one such story. Join Vicky Stanton on Sunday, July 31 and the following two Sundays (8/7 & 8/14) at 9:00 pm as she reads this masterfully written short story in three parts.