Suddenly Liz Moore blazed, comet-like, onto small screens and best-seller lists. But her writing career has been a slow burn.

The Peacock limited series follows Amanda Seyfried as a Philadelphia officer while she attempts to solve a murder mystery and ...

We’ll talk with two Kensington residents about how they think their community is doing. Liz Moore, author, director of the MFA program at Temple University and co-creator and executive producer of the ...

I had just asked Liz Moore, the author of “Long Bright ... The story sprang out of Moore’s attachment to Kensington, which she first visited in 2009 shortly after she moved to the region.

Then there are the demographics presented in Long Bright River. Kensington is an incredibly diverse section of Philadelphia.

The eight-episode adaptation of Liz Moore's novel tells a story of sisterhood, addiction and murder set in the Kensington ...

"I needed to leave room for everybody to have their own natural reaction for a place that I love very much, but that can be jarring to see for the first time," Liz Moore says about Kensington.

"We can see ourselves in each of these people, and that's the point of storytelling,” Seyfried tells PEOPLE of the show, now streaming on Peacock ...

Liz Moore jokes that she knew Amanda Seyfried had to star in ... a police officer who works in the Philadelphia neighborhood of Kensington at the height of the opioid crisis. When three girls turn up ...

It still feels surreal for Philly novelist Liz Moore. It was only a year ago she was standing on the set of Long Bright River, a TV adaptation of her Kensington-based novel inspired by her years ...

The veteran writer-producer talked about her collaborations with novelist Liz Moore, navigating the series' tricky reveals ...