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Books by New Nobel Literature Laureate Alice Munro in Demand in Hudson
By mid-afternoon Thursday, Chapter2Books had only one paperback left by the Canadian short-story master.

Alice Munro didn't pick up the phone when the Nobel Committee called early Thursday, but shoppers have been picking up her books all day at Chapter2Books in Hudson after the announcement that she'd won the Nobel Prize in Literature.Â
By mid-afternoon, the store had only one book by Munro left on its shelves, according to owner Sue Roegge.Â
"We do sell out of things quickly when they make major news or sadly, pass away," Roegge wrote on the store's Facebook page in response to a question by Hudson Patch. "We have one paperback copy of her most recent book, Dear Life, left for now. We sold a few different titles this a.m. and had sold a few recently (I think because her latest in [paperback] had generated interest). We'll work to get more in stock asap but I would place a money bet that our wholesaler sold out. It's happened before."
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