George Dawes Green, a renowned American author, is the innovative and visionary founder of the esteemed non-profit storytelling organization, The Moth, with its headquarters nestled in the culturally rich and bustling metropolis of New York City. The conception of The Moth was sparked during the late-night gatherings Green would share with his closest friends, where they would engage in the intimate and candid exchange of personal anecdotes, as moths fluttered about the soft, warm glow of the lights, thereby creating a cozy and convivial atmosphere that fostered a profound sense of belonging and connection among the participants.
Born in the picturesque state of Idaho, the early life of this individual was significantly shaped by the weekly newspaper published by his father, which provided a unique insight into the world of journalism and communication.
Denis Green's literary career took off with the release of his debut novel, The Caveman's Valentine, in 1994, which received widespread acclaim and was later adapted into a film. This initial success was swiftly followed by the publication of his second novel, The Juror, in 1995, which also underwent a cinematic transformation. After a brief hiatus, Green returned to the literary scene with the publication of his latest opus, Ravens, in 2009, which received an outpouring of critical acclaim and was lauded by the Los Angeles Times as a "triumphant return."
