Randall Moore — the novels

Click on the link to read my interview. https://authorvoices.com/authorvoices-author-interviews/interview-randall-moore/

This goes live 3/12/19. One month, 100 copies. It seems sales spike around giveaways so I thought I'd give this a try. One interesting thing I discovered was...

It's back to the 15th Century and a novitiate of the Knights of Saint John. I've begun proofing and revising the novel. It will be filled with sieges, the Bl...

Finished the first draft of my new novel. It's set in 1938 in San Francisco's Chinatown. Nick Wong takes a job from a 90 year old Chinese woman who wants him...

I used my time in Salt Lake City finishing all the Tarzan novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Among his works was a collection of short stories that filled in ga...

Just got back from an interruption of traditional holiday festivities. Spent Christmas in Salt Lake City awaiting a difficult medical procedure that was perf...

My latest is going to be a 30s detective noir set in San Francisco and the western United States. What sets it apart from its predecessors is my protagonist ...

I did a web interview about the writing process for Kris Wampler. The link to the interview is here. https://kriswampler.com/2018/12/19/randall-moore/

My efforts have run into the reality of moving from California to Idaho. Our house is nearly sold and our new home is nearly done. We're leaving early but w...

That's the title of the 7,000 word short story I entered in the Master's Review short story contest. Like everyone who's entered I hope mine wins. It's dysto...

I redid my query using as a template a successful pitch from a literary agent I'm following. It's shorter and more compact than what I'd been using. I sent i...

Submitted two 1,000 word short stories to the Master's Review earlier this month. Today's the closing day. The first story's a remembrance of learning to swi...

I thought it was necessary to create my own web page to talk about my fiction and so here I am. There's a learning curve involved but I find that my passion ...

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