Alice Munro is a famous Canadian writer known for her great short stories. She won a big award called the Nobel Prize. Robert Lecker, a teacher at McGill University, has always loved reading and talking about Alice Munro's stories. He thinks she is very important for Canadian books. But now, Lecker is not sure if he should teach about her in his classes. This is because Alice Munro's daughter, Andrea, shared a sad story. She said that Munro's husband did very bad things to her when she was young. Munro knew about it but stayed with her husband. People who liked Munro's writing are now thinking differently about her. Even a special job at a university named after her is not going to have anyone working in it while they think about this news. Two teachers at Harvard University are also not sure if they should teach her stories the same way as before. They say it's hard to talk about Munro's writing without thinking about her family's story. A student says she still likes Munro's stories but it's hard to understand Munro as both a writer and a mother. Another teacher says it's okay to like her writing even if she made bad choices. Her stories might mean more to us now that we know about her life. But, he also says that writers don't have to be perfect people.