Director Mary Murphy describes her the creative process researching and interviewing subjects for her documentary and book.

In an excerpt from her book, Scout, Atticus, and Boo, director Mary Murphy details the the way that Harper Lee's upbringing contributed to creation and success of literary classic To Kill a Mockingbird.

The acclaimed author discusses To Kill a Mockingbird as an agent of radical change.

Childress explains how the character Scout had a radical viewpoint in the segregated south.

The author praises Harper Lee's distillation of national issues into a small-town setting.

The Pulitzer Prize winning author discusses the impact of Harper Lee's characters.

Explores the history and impact of To Kill a Mockingbird and get an unprecedented look at the life of novelist Harper Lee.