Liz Moore

Liz Moore, a renowned novelist and director of Temple University's MFA program, shares insights into her literary journey and latest work, 'The God of the Woods.' She discusses her unique writing process, describing how writing often feels like labor, but occasionally gives her 'flying' moments. Moore delves into the compelling themes of class and survival at summer camp, and the inspiration behind her characters. She also reflects on adapting 'Long Bright River' for television, demonstrating her creative versatility and commitment to storytelling.

Maureen Corrigan, noted literary critic and professor, gives a brisk review of George Saunders. Julian Barnes, Booker Prize winner and novelist, discusses his hybrid final book, mortality, and mourning. Liz Moore, bestselling novelist and MFA director, talks about addiction, missing siblings, adapting novels for TV, and writing routines. Short, conversational segments cover craft, grief, and adaptations.

Authors J. Courtney Sullivan and Liz Moore discuss their books 'The Cliffs' and 'The God of the Woods.' Topics include unraveling mysteries in a seaside Victorian house in Maine and a disappearance at a summer camp in the Adirondacks in 1975. They also explore crafting mystery novels without outlining to keep readers engaged.