Λιζ Μουρ
Liz Moore is an accomplished novelist whose works include The Words of Every Song, Heft, The Unseen World, and the New York Times bestseller Long Bright River.
Her writing often explores themes of trauma, addiction, and social class.
Moore's literary achievements have earned her the prestigious Rome Prize in Literature.
Based in Philadelphia, she balances her writing career with teaching in the M.F.A. program in Creative Writing at Temple University.
Her latest novel, The God of the Woods, continues her tradition of crafting complex, character-driven narratives that blend literary fiction with elements of mystery and suspense.
Βιβλία του/της Λιζ Μουρ
Ο Θεός του Δάσους
A camper vanishes from her family's Adirondack camp, unearthing the cold case that took her brother.
Μυστήριο
Θρίλερ
Ιστορική Μυθοπλασία
Immersive
Ο Θεός του Δάσους
A camper vanishes from her family's Adirondack camp, unearthing the cold case that took her brother.
Μυστήριο
Θρίλερ
Ιστορική Μυθοπλασία
The Unseen World
A twelve-year-old girl's only clue to her father's vanishing mind is a cryptic floppy disk.
Λογοτεχνική Μυθοπλασία
Μυστήριο
Ιστορική Μυθοπλασία
The Unseen World
A twelve-year-old girl's only clue to her father's vanishing mind is a cryptic floppy disk.
Λογοτεχνική Μυθοπλασία
Μυστήριο
Ιστορική Μυθοπλασία
