Mavis Gallant: selected short stories

In this meeting, we will be discussing the career and works of Mavis Gallant, the great Canadian short story writer. Suggested readings include the following four of her New Yorker stories:

• “The Ice Wagon Going Down the Street” – The New Yorker, October 1963
• “When We Were Nearly Young” – The New Yorker, September 1954
• “In the Tunnel” – The New Yorker, March 1971
• “The Moslem Wife” – The New Yorker, April 1970

I can share copies of these stories with anyone who needs them.

Below are some links to Mavis Gallant materials available onine:

• Canadian Broadcast Corporation archives: https://tinyurl.com/3mmj47f5
• The Paris Review: https://tinyurl.com/3mr3reb2
• "Mavis Gallant on her work" (book) https://tinyurl.com/4r7ss6kp