Location: United States
Member Since: Sep. 15, 2011

A. G. Moore


Biography

Writing is a solitary occupation, and yet it is among the most social of endeavors. While the writer works alone, the words produced are sent out to the world in the hope of finding an audience. There is a kind of madness that all writers share, especially those who have not yet found their audience. The work proceeds, buoyed often by nothing more than determination and ideas.

A. G. Moore writes books, stories, blogs, tweets, essays. She finds the exercise of framing a thought carefully to be a medium for intellectual growth and personal understanding. Crafting a piece fastidiously often leads her from a place of unfounded assumption to one of informed clarity. Research is always part of the process, as is deliberation and a struggle to find the truth.

As her website reflects, her interests are wide-ranging. She is a student of history, a passionate supporter of animal rights, and an unflagging advocate for child welfare. She is a willing student of almost any subject, but draws the line at the spurious and injurious.

While writing is a rewarding exercise in itself for Ms. Moore, she retains the hope that the torrent of words that spill from her keyboard will find a small patch of fertile ground and somewhere take root to have a positive impact on the world.

Where to find A. G. Moore online

Website: http://noplaceforrumors.com
Twitter: A_G_Moore
Blog: http://noplaceforrumors.com

Books

A Mask for Every Face    by A. G.  Moore
Price: $5.99 USD. 34460 words. Published on May 4, 2012. Nonfiction.
We are all invisible witnesses. If not for this, how many crimes would ever be reported? I have been a witness to crimes, some of them my own. But those I own will not be described here. This document is reserved for crimes committed in front of me, when I wore the ultimate cloak of invisibility, childhood.
Prelude to a Vampire: A Tragic Idyll    by A. G.  Moore
Price: Free! 8500 words. Published on November 29, 2011. Fiction.
Tahano and Palao are betrothed when vampires invade their island. Tahano becomes a vampire and Palao is stolen away in the night by her mother. Tahano searches for his love, to no avail. Over time,the boy Tahano evolves into Benza, a fierce and ruthless vampire. Much of "Prelude to a Vampire" is excerpted from "Benza Scourge of the Ages" and is offered here as an introduction to the larger book.
A Lupus Handbook: These Are the Faces of Lupus    by A. G.  Moore
Price: $4.99 USD. 35790 words. Published on November 7, 2011. Nonfiction.
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Flannery O'Connor once wrote that sickness has no company. In defiance of this stark reality, A. G. Moore wrote "These Are the Faces of Lupus". Ms. Moore has lived with lupus for almost twenty years; in those years she learned to be productive and hopeful. Her goal in releasing this well-researched book is to share her insights and to help others meet the challenge of their own illness.

A. G. Moore’s tag cloud

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