About the Author
Nathaniel Moore
Nathaniel G. Moore is the author of several books including Wrong Bar, Savage 1986-2011, Honorarium and Goodbye Horses. He is the former books editor at Broken Pencil, and his writing has appeared in the Globe and Mail, Canadian Literature, Atlantic Books Today, The Georgia Straight, the Toronto Star, the National Post and subterrain. He has worked as a freelance publicist across the country for nearly 20 years, and now runs moorehype, his own publicity firm out of Fredericton, where he lives with his wife, writer Amber McMillan.
If a cabin in the woods to retreat from the city grind is your dream, you'll find your place in Scott Fotheringham's atmospheric novel The Rest is Silence (Goose Lane Editions). Equal parts environmental meditation and page-turner, the novel follows one man's self-enforced ... Read more
Gaius Valerius Catullus is arguably one of the most infamous ancient Latin poets, but also very much an enigma—even his death is shrouded in mystery. Nathaniel G. Moore's new collection Goodbye Horses (Mansfield Press) revives Catullus' remaining poems painting a vibrant ... Read more
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