Lisa Moore

Lisa Moore is a Newfoundland and Labrador-based writer. Her books include February, which won Canada Reads 2013 when it was defended by Trent McClellan; Caught, which was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize in 2013 and was made into a miniseries for CBC television; the YA novel Flannery and the short story collection Something for Everyone. Something for Everyone was on the longlist for the 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize.

Her latest novel is 2022's This is How We Love, about a young man in the aftermath of a violent attack — and the deep roots of the generational ties that inform his own story.

• Lisa Moore's new novel This Is How We Love reflects on family and the need for community and compassion 
• Lisa Moore's new novel This Is How We Love delves into the complexity of family ties
• Lisa Moore's new novel, This is How We Love, to be published in May 2022
• Why Canada Reads inspires Lisa Moore to 'read everybody'
• Q&A with Flannery author Lisa Moore on branching out to young adult fiction
• Lisa Moore on why everyone can (and should) write a book
• Lisa Moore's 5 tips for writing a great short story
• 6 books Caught novelist Lisa Moore loves
• Why economic anxiety inspired Lisa Moore's new short story collection
• Lisa Moore takes the Proust questionnaire

Books by Lisa Moore

Interviews with Lisa Moore

The Next Chapter16:46Lisa Moore on This is How We Love

Lisa Moore talks to Shelagh Rogers about her new book, This is How We Love.

The Next Chapter13:53Allan Hawco and Lisa Moore on the TV adaptation of "Caught"

Allan Hawco and Lisa Moore on his adaptation of her novel as a five-part TV series, airing on CBC.

The Next Chapter5:54Lisa Moore answers the Proust Questionnaire

The Newfoundland writer, whose most recent book is the YA novel "Flannery," shares her favourite fictional character, her greatest fear and more.