Nathaniel G. Moore

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Nathaniel G. Moore is a Canadian author. He was born in Toronto, Ontario, and now lives in Fredericton, New Brunswick. In 2014, Moore's third novel Savage: 1986-2011 won the ReLit Award.</ref>"ReLit Award winners announced". Quill & Quire, January 27, 2015.</ref> He has contributed to newspapers and magazines across Canada. Moore's latest poetry collection is Constrictor, published by Toronto's Mansfield Press. The book details sexual abuse that Moore experienced as a teenager in Leaside during the early 1990s. </ref>[1].

Selected bibliography[]

• Let's Pretend We Never Met (2007)
• Toronto Noir (2008) as co-editor
• Wrong Bar (2009)
• Savage: 1986-2011 (2013)
• Honorarium: Essays 2001-2021 (2021)
• Constrictor (2021)

See also[]

• Canadian literature
• List of Canadian writers

References[]