Christopher G. Moore
A Canadian author living
in Thailand for 16 years, he is regarded as the
best Western author writing novels set in Thailand
and other Southeast Asian countries. His books
have been widely reviewed from Newsweek, Maclean's,
the Globe and Mail, The Vancouver Sun, Asia Times,
and the Japan Times.
Since 1985, Moore has developed
a body of work that includes 17 novels and one
non-fiction book ("Heart Talk").
His body of works is a modern
day chronicle of the region. Each novel is packed
with details about the expat community and the
unforgettable cast of characters who are unwilling,
unable or uninterested to go home.
His characters include foreign
correspondents covering border fights, coups,
revolutions, diplomats, business executives, English
language teachers, and those living on the margins
of Bangkok's night life--the hardcore, the dreamers,
adventurers, drunks and con artists who travel
the Patpong, Nana Plaza, Soi Cowboy and Thermae
circuit.
Moore's novels range
beyond Thailand with settings in Burma, Cambodia,
Japan and Vietnam. His novels have been translated
into Chinese, German, Japanese and Thai.
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