Alice Munro’s Daughter Opens Up About Abuse in Family

Two months after the death of Nobel laureate Alice Munro, her daughter has opened up about abuse in the family. In a new essay published in the Toronto Star alongside a new report about the case, Andrea Skinner says her mother knew about the sexual abuse she faced from her stepfather, Gerald Fremlin, but chose to stay with him anyway. Fremlin, 80 at the time, was convicted of sexually abusing Skinner in 2005 and sentenced to two years’ probation. “What I wanted was some record of the truth...