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Judi Moore

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My latest novel is called 'Wonders will never cease'. It is a satire set in 1985 in London and in a distance-teaching university called Ariel somewhere up the M1. Ah, those were the days!

'Will the real Judi Moore please make herself known ...'

The Judi Moore who has written 'My First Pets' is not me. She is a US author of children's books.

I published a collection of my short stories, entitled "Ice Cold Passion", in December 2015. As with all my books, it is available on paper from FeedARead (UK); Fishpond.com (worldwide) Waterstones online (UK); Amazon (UK and USA and almost everywhere else); Barnes & Noble (USA); The Book Depository. It is also available worldwide on Kindle from Amazon.

In 2014 I published my novella "Little Mouse". Big Al (
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Judi Moore I am working on two short sets of linked stories: 'Four stories from Camelbridge' and 'Tales from Piddlebottom'. Pure displacement activity whilst I c…moreI am working on two short sets of linked stories: 'Four stories from Camelbridge' and 'Tales from Piddlebottom'. Pure displacement activity whilst I continue to wade through the (self-inflicted) complexities of my 'history and mystery' novel about the Genghis Khan (which is going to be fantastic when it's done ...). One of the short books should be out this year.(less)
Judi Moore I remain very fond of my own fictional couple in 'Is death really necessary?' - Teddy Goldstein and Gates Hanford. Each is so dysfunctional in their o…moreI remain very fond of my own fictional couple in 'Is death really necessary?' - Teddy Goldstein and Gates Hanford. Each is so dysfunctional in their own way. Then they meet and discover - to their surprise - that they are capable of being moved by another person, despite the emotional damage they've each suffered. I'd write a further book exploring who they become, if I didn't have a bunch of other writing project gnawing at me.

Other people's fictional couples? I find it hard to remember books, movies etc in that level of detail to be honest. Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler linger of course - but I wouldn't say I like either of them much and am not any fonder of them as a pair. Aragorn and Arwen from the Lord of the Rings trilogy make a handsome couple - but there's too much yearning to be together and not enough doing anything about it for my taste. That's what I call the Mills & Boon approach to romance and what, for want of a more precise term, I'll call 'coupling' (boy finds girl, boy loses girl, boy finds girl again, the end). Life together is never explored. In the case of the Ranger and the Elf they're a bit busy saving Middlearth: I get that. But I don't have patience for a lot of unrequited yearning. For the same reason I am impatient with Lizzie Bennet (who misunderstands far too easily and could sulk for Team GB if it was an Olympic Sport) and Mr Darcy who is a supercilious prig. When they finally get together we are asked to believe that the priggishness and sulkiness are swept away, but are they really? I give that marriage 18 months ...

Tommy and Tuppence Beresford, out of Agatha Christie's canon, are fun. They make a good team because they complement each other. But she has constantly to permit him to exercise the obligatory chauvinism of the day, which makes my teeth grind.

I could go on.

So no: I have no favourite fictional couple. (less)
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Is Death Really Necessary?

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Judi Moore wins award for 'Little Mouse'

I'm delighted finally to be able to reveal that my novella, Little Mouse, has been awarded the well-regarded 2018 Georgina Hawtrey-Woore Award for independently-published adult fiction.

The annual competition for self-published books is run by Words for the Wounded.
They told me I had won back in April, but swore me to secrecy until June. That’s a long time to keep schtum! The email said, “It is a Read more of this blog post »
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