Best-selling thriller writer Lisa (“Then She Was Gone”, “The Family Upstairs”, “Watching You”) shares clips that didn’t make it into her books, and talks in fascinating detail about her unusually practical and no-nonsense writing technique.
Cast: Beth Chalmers, Christopher Kent and Rachel Atkins.
OFFCUTS:
- 07’07” – unused clip from The Girls: novel, 2014
- 14’09” – Thornham: magazine article, 2005
- 24’53” – unused clip from Ralph’s Party: novel, 1998
- 35’17” – unused clip from The Truth About Melody Browne; novel, 2008
- 45’00” – unused clip from Watching You: novel, 2017
- 52’24” – unused clip from The Night She Disappeared: novel, 2020
Lisa Jewell is the Number 1 New York Times bestselling author of nineteen novels, including The Girls and The House We Grew Up In, as well as Invisible Girl and I Found You. Her first novel Ralph’s Party, a book whose genre she describes as “flatmates and curry” was the highest selling debut novel of the year. She has written various other genres of fiction, and most recently she’s topped the best-selling charts with her psychological thrillers.
So far her novels have sold over 5 million copies internationally, and her work has been translated into twenty-nine languages.
More about Lisa Jewell:
- Twitter: @LisaJewellUK
- Instagram: @LisaJewellUK
- Facebook: @LisaJewellOfficial
