Alice Munro’s Bestiary: A Book of Human and Non-Human Animals, Héliane Ventura (2024)

Corinne Bigot

doi:10.1386/fict_00145_5

February 14, 2026Short Fiction in Theory and Practice

Alice Munro’s Bestiary: A Book of Human and Non-Human Animals, Héliane Ventura (2024)

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To review Héliane Ventura's book on human and non-human animals in Alice Munro's works.
Literary analysis of Alice Munro's storytelling techniques and themes.
Examination of the representation of animals in commonly noted narratives.
Identifies key themes linking human and non-human interactions.
Highlights the narrative style used by Munro to connect these themes.

Implication

This review highlights themes in Alice Munro's Bestiary, suggesting connections between human and non-human animals.

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Review of: Alice Munro’s Bestiary: A Book of Human and Non-Human Animals , Héliane Ventura (2024) Newcastle Upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 237 pp., ISBN 978-1-03640-870-1, h/bk, GPB 64.99

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Corinne Bigot (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69926552eb1f82dc367a1352 https://doi.org/10.1386/fict_00145_5

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Alice Munro’s Bestiary: A Book of Human and Non-Human Animals, Héliane Ventura (2024)

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