“I really believe in the sentence. Every sentence has to have some heartbeat of life to it.”
"A Conversation with Elizabeth Strout" Samantha Vorwald, Booth: A Journal, September 1, 2017
How do we become aware of class in America?
“Always, I have wondered: What does it feel like to be another person? This question is the furnace behind my work. But when you write about people, you are writing about class. Time and place in history determine a great deal, and if you consider place to be a place in society, then that shapes a life, as well.”
How do we become aware of class in America? Elizabeth Strout, Washington Post, August 28, 2017
The Truth | Elizabeth Strout | A Word on Words | NPT
The Truth Elizabeth Strout interviewed by Mary Laura Philpott, A Word on Words, Nashville Public Television, Inc., August 25, 2017
Not the Booker Prize 2017: 'extraordinary' Elizabeth Strout joins final shortlist
Nice to see ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE here on the Guardian's 'Not the Booker prize' shortlist.
"Not the Booker prize 2017: 'extraordinary' Elizabeth Strout joins final shortlist" Sam Jordison, The Guardian, August 14, 2017
Just The Right Book Podcast: Elizabeth Strout Knows "Anything is Possible"
One of Roxanne's favorite authors, Elizabeth Strout joins Just the Right Book Podcast to talk about her latest novel, Anything is Possible. The Pulitzer Prize-winning author also gives us the scoop on the Emmy Award-winning HBO series, Olive Kitteridge (based on Strout's book of the same name) and shares her thoughts on Frances McDormand as the title character.
Ep 36: Elizabeth Strout Knows "Anything is Possible"
Just The Right Book Podcast
July 26, 2017