Liza Palmer is a highly acclaimed American author, known for her literary and fiction works. She has gained international success with her books, the most notable of which is her debut novel, "Conversations with the Fat Girl." This novel has been optioned by HBO for adaptation into a series, showcasing its widespread appeal and acclaim.
Palmer was born and raised in Pasadena, California. She had a diverse career trajectory before discovering her true talent and passion for writing. After trying her hand at various jobs, she realized that her only talent was in writing. This realization marked the beginning of her writing career, and her debut novel was published in 2005.
In addition to her work as an author, Palmer has also earned two Emmy nominations for her writing in the first season of VH1’s Pop Up Video. This further highlights her versatility and talent as a writer. Palmer's novels often blend humor and sadness, creating a realistic and gripping narrative. Her fifth novel, "Nowhere but Home," won the Willie Morris Award for Southern Fiction in 2013. Her seventh novel, "The F Word," was published by Flatiron Books in April 2017. Palmer currently resides in Los Angeles and when she's not working on her next novel, she can be found drinking tea and talking about The Great British Bake Off. She also works at BuzzFeed.