Liane Moriarty, the renowned author of 'Big Little Lies', opens up about her friendship with Nicole Kidman and the highly anticipated sequel, 'Big Little Truths'. In an exclusive interview, Moriarty discusses the pressures of writing the sequel and her collaboration with Kidman, who has become a figurehead and champion of her work. The author also reveals her thoughts on the TV adaptation of her books and her plans for the future.
Moriarty, known for her best-selling novels, shot to global fame with 'Big Little Lies', which was later adapted into a hit TV series starring Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, and Laura Dern. The sequel, 'Big Little Truths', explores the characters' experiences with menopause and raising teenage children, and is set to be published on August 27th.
In the interview, Moriarty expresses her excitement about the upcoming book tour and her 60th birthday celebration in November. She also addresses the pressure of delivering a sequel, sharing her experiences of bad dreams and the enjoyment she found in the writing process.
One of the highlights of the interview is Moriarty's collaboration with Kidman. The author praises Kidman's passion and dedication to her work, describing her as inspirational. Moriarty also mentions her other adaptations in the works, including a series based on her novel 'Here One Moment'.
The interview concludes with Moriarty's thoughts on the possibility of writing another 'Big Little Lies' book. She expresses her enthusiasm for the writing process and her belief that everything feels possible. Overall, the interview provides a fascinating insight into Moriarty's creative process, her collaboration with Kidman, and her future plans as a renowned author.
