Lauren Groff

Lauren Groff, acclaimed author of seven books including the bestselling 'Fates and Furies,' joins Deborah Treisman to explore Elizabeth Hardwick's story 'The Faithful.' They dissect the complex relationships set against the backdrop of 1951 Amsterdam, emphasizing themes of love, nostalgia, and infidelity. Groff reflects on how personal experiences influence storytelling, revealing the nuanced dynamics of human connections and emotional depths. They also delve into faith and loyalty, showcasing Hardwick’s profound literary impact.

Lauren Groff, recognized on Time 100 list, discusses her new bookstore in Florida with Anne. Topics include short stories, writing process, music's influence on writing, challenging stereotypes, and book recommendations. They touch on connections to Florence Welch and Taylor Swift's 'Florida!' song.

Lauren Groff, an acclaimed novelist known for her works like "Fates and Furies," shares insights on her National Book Award finalist, "Matrix." She explores the intriguing historical figure Marie de France and how her story inspires a feminine utopia amid patriarchal structures. Groff discusses the complexity of crafting a character from minimal historical evidence and reflects on the significance of women's voices in literature. Additionally, she tackles the challenges of showcasing women's narratives and the enduring themes of strength and resilience in contemporary contexts.