Andrew Moore

1. Either The Empty Space by Peter Brook or Space Cadet by Robert Heinlein. (It was my first Heinlein when I was 13, and I’m overly fond of it.)

8. The Monster at the End of This Book. 9. At night, in bed. 10. Pursuant to the Dave Grohl rule, no. But in the spirit of this list… probably the aforementioned Space Cadet. Actually, all of Heinlein’s juveniles. 11. I used to really enjoy Seth Godin’s stuff. Books about writing—King’s On Writing!

1. Either The Empty Space by Peter Brook or Space Cadet by Robert Heinlein. (It was my first Heinlein when I was 13, and I’m overly fond of it.)

17. The Monster at the End of This Book (which could be all five), The Francis books by the Hobans, The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tails, Where the Wild Things Are, and Mister Dog: The Dog Who Belonged to Himself

1. Either The Empty Space by Peter Brook or Space Cadet by Robert Heinlein. (It was my first Heinlein when I was 13, and I’m overly fond of it.)

12. Oh yeah. We moved around a lot and I got to read To Kill a Mockingbird twice. Of Mice and Men. Never got into Gatsby, though. 13. I think so. Don’t really use it. 14. When I was a kid. Not anymore.

1. Either The Empty Space by Peter Brook or Space Cadet by Robert Heinlein. (It was my first Heinlein when I was 13, and I’m overly fond of it.)

2. The Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The Name of the Rose by Eco, One Hundred Years of Solitude by Márquez, The Stand, and The Monster at the End of This Book 3. Sci-Fi, with horror a close second. 4. Lately, manga and horror. 5. Mostly Amazon these days. I miss Borders.

Basically every Republican meme about Talarico.

I had jury duty earlier this year. My pool sat outside a courtroom waiting to be called in. It never happened. When the judge finally let us go, he came out to tell us, “Don’t think you wasted your day.” He said our presence helped encourage several plea deals that avoided trial.

My wife and I like to do bingefests (usually around the holidays). This is the second summer we’ve done Denzel Summer Nights, because the man’s oeuvre is phenomenal. Tonight it’s American Gangster.

I’m serializing a story that has been rattling around since 2003. I haven’t really promoted it, in part because I don’t know what it is.

Good or bad, interesting or boring as hell, I’m writing it. So… I guess that’s my pitch to read it? New chapters drop on Friday mornings

I’m serializing a story that has been rattling around since 2003. I haven’t really promoted it, in part because I don’t know what it is.

I think. I think that’s what it’s about. Maybe it’s just about a mediocre writer having a conversation with himself across the yawning maw of a mid-life crisis that never really developed.

I’m serializing a story that has been rattling around since 2003. I haven’t really promoted it, in part because I don’t know what it is.

I have over half of it written, and I know where the story is going. There are bits and pieces of what remains. But what is the story?