Kirsten King is a screenwriter and novelist whose debut book, A Good Person, has been called “A zillennial Gone Girl” by The New York Times Book Review. The debut follows Lillian, who believes she can turn her situationship into something real by becoming Henry’s ideal partner. That is, until he unexpectedly breaks up with her and she retaliates with a hex. When Henry is found dead, and she becomes the prime suspect, Lillian spirals into a dangerous attempt to control the narrative, clear her name, and prove she’s still a good person.
We caught up with King and asked her to answer our recurring My Reading Life Q&A so readers could get to know the books that shaped her life and inspired her writing.
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