Type: Interview
Interviewee: George Saunders
Subject: Short Story Writing
Year: 2015

George Saunders, an acclaimed American short-story writer with dark humor, satire yet compassion. He won the 2017 Booker Prize for "Lincoln in the Bardo". Storytelling enthusiasts will value Saunders’s insights into the ways that memorable stories are shaped through character and emotional truth. Drawing on his experience as a fiction writer, he explains how narrative can be compelling and how observation, revision and empathy are the tools that transform an idea into a story that resonates.