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The Making of a Villain
I’ve finished the 12th novel in the Vincent Calvino series—9 Gold Bullets—and have been reflecting over the course of this series, how I...

Christopher G. Moore
Jul 7, 20106 min read
Culture of Complaining
Everyone, it seems, has a complaint. Now and again. Some people complain more than others. You likely know someone who fits the bill. We...

Christopher G. Moore
Jul 2, 20105 min read
Saying of the Day
"We should read to give our minds a chance to breathe the oxygen of ideas." —Christopher G. Moore

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 30, 20101 min read
Barry Eisler, Inside Out
Review I place a lot of stock in authenticity when it comes to fiction. The best novels are written by authors who aren’t only talented...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 29, 20102 min read


BUYING BOOKS
Four of the Vincent Calvino series: Spirit House, Asia Hand, The Risk of Infidelity Index and Paying Back Jack are widely available in...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 29, 20102 min read
The Monopoly of Violence: The case for firing General Stanley McChrystal
As an author of crime fiction, my literary world is thoroughly salted with violence. Like a good miner, I spend a great deal of time in...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 25, 20107 min read


ASIA HAND (2010)
The Black Cat (Grove imprint) edition of Asia Hand is now on sale at amazon.com for $9.45. This is the fourth novel in the Vincent...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 25, 20101 min read
The Monopoly of Violence
Tomorrow 25 June I'll be blogging about the dismissal of General Stanley McChrystal. Below is the start of the essay: The Monopoly of...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 24, 20101 min read
Winston Churchill
Don't worry about avoiding temptation. As you grow older, it will avoid you. —Winston Churchill

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 23, 20101 min read
Boston Globe looks at anonymous posters
"Who are these people who spend so much of their days posting anonymous comments, and what is motivating them?" The Boston Globe weighs...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 22, 20101 min read


WHAT WORKS BETTER FOR WAR: FICTION OR NON-FICTION
This question lies at the heart of a recent Guardian essay “The human heart of the matter” by Geoff Dyer. Dyer, himself a novelist, looks...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 18, 20107 min read
Bangkok gets noirer
In the latest in the Vincent Calvino series, crime writer Christopher G. Moore does what he does best: kill someone and let the brash,...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 16, 20101 min read
Hollywood Movie for Vincent Calvino Series Moves One Step Ahead
The Hollywood Reporter says, “Screenwriter Chase Palmer has been hired to adapt the mystery novel “Spirit House,” written by...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 15, 20101 min read
The Quantum Curator of images
At the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand on Thursday evening 10 June 2010 a large audience turned out to watch a series of videos...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 14, 20101 min read
Bandwidth, Social Networks and Political Dissent
Politics in Thailand, as in most countries, is a tug of war between the past and the future. The constitution and institutions function...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 11, 20106 min read
Bandwidth, Social Networks and Political Dissent
Tomorrow Friday, 11 June 2010, I'll post a blog on Bandwidth, Social Networks and Political Dissent. What is happens when geographic...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 10, 20101 min read
ALTERING WHAT WE REMEMBER
Who we are, how we feel about ourselves, not to mention how we organize our life is contingent on what we remember. Without our memory,...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 8, 20103 min read
Making A New Thai Movie: A Messy Script War
The demonstrations have ended in Bangkok, but the Thai script wars continue. This reflects the fact that both the government and the...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 7, 20106 min read
Henning Mankell: When a Crime Writer becomes part of the Story
The intention of this blog has been to connect reality with what is loosely called crime fiction. The reality checking asks: does a novel...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 4, 20105 min read
Report on Foreign Eyes by Christopher G. Moore
The subject of the panel was: Thailand in the Eyes of Others. The FCCT described the evening as follows: ________________________________...

Christopher G. Moore
Jun 3, 20108 min read
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