Published: November 06, 2018
As she takes on the wellness industry in her new novel, the author of Big Little Lies talks middle-class insecurities, cultural appropriation and her fear of causing offence
Liane Moriarty is having fun. The central character of her new book, Nine Perfect Strangers, is Frances: a menopausal romance novelist who describes being accosted by a publisher at a writers’ festival in her heyday.
He told Frances, “his voice hot and hasty in her ear”, how it was his “destiny to publish her”, how he and only he “could and would take her to the next level”.
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