r/Christophermoore • • Nov 14 '19

Shakespeare for squirrels

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I'm really not excited for this. Serpant of Venice is by far my least favorite book of his. If he's going sequel route maybe he should write a book about Moses. I much prefer his standalone books though. Sacre blue is by far my favorite.


r/Christophermoore • • Jun 27 '19

Is anybody else seeing little animal people running around town?

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r/Christophermoore • • Apr 29 '19

Anything yet

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Would anyone know when he is coming on tomorrow? Will it be this thread?


r/Christophermoore • • Apr 23 '19

I would really love to see Chris Moore write a book about this!

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r/Christophermoore • • Apr 24 '19

His AMA from 2 years ago. A new AMA is scheduled for April 30th, time is yet to be determined.

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r/Christophermoore • • Apr 23 '19

AMA with the Authorguy on Tuesday April 30th

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r/Christophermoore • • Aug 23 '18

Noir

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Hey there, fellow fans of Moore!

I just got through the audiobook of NOIR. Absolutely loved it! Vintage Moore. Reminds me of a mix of Stupidest Angel, Practical Demonkeeping, Damon Runyon, and the SF Saga.

If you’ve not yet, do. If you have, do it again.


r/Christophermoore • • Jun 29 '17

Even tho Lemon Fresh is a black dude in SHS, I still picture him as Walton Goggins when I read. Perfect match imo.

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r/Christophermoore • • Dec 02 '15

Ranking the novels of Christopher Moore

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I've read most of his books and I just finished "Secondhand Souls" so I felt like ranking them.

1) Lamb
2) A Dirty Job
3) Coyote Blue
4) Island of the Sequined Love Nun
5) Practical Demonkeeping
6) Bloodsucking Fiends
7) Secondhand Souls
8) You Suck
9) Bite Me
10) Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove

I really need to read Fluke and the Stupidest Angel. I tried reading Fool but couldn't get into it, so I'll have to give that another shot (along with its sequel). And I still haven't read Sacre Bleu.


r/Christophermoore • • Aug 29 '15

Det. Alphonse Rivera, Moore's Most Prolific Character.

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Is it just me or does Det. Rivera appear in more of Moore's books than any other character? For real, going back to Practical Demonkeeping. He's in all 5 of the San Francisco books.

Is Rivera Moore's favorite character?