Roger Moore

Roger Moore was born in Gower, Wales, and educated in England, France, Spain and Canada. His recent work in and on Mexico has led to new sources of exciting and dynamic imagery and structures. While experimenting with multimedia productions (voice, text, photos ­ limited samples of which are available on his webpage), he has also published 3 new books of poetry (Sun and Moon - Poems from Oaxaca, Mexico, 2000; Though Lovers Be Lost, 2000; and Fundy Lines, 2002). Early versions of these books are also available on his webpage.

He is currently working on 2 new poetry manuscripts and a book of short stories. A dynamic presenter who makes a real and lasting impact, especially upon small audiences (up to 50/60 people, he says), he loves presenting his poetry viva voce. He lives and works in the Maritimes and travels and reads mainly in New Brunswick, from where, along with Mexico, he draws his imagery. His most recent venture into creativity is screenplay writing. He is hoping to produce and direct his first ten minute short film, based on one of his short stories, during the summer of 2003.

 
Awards
3M Teaching Fellow (3M/Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Distinguished Teaching Award 2000).
St. Thomas University Special Merit Award for Teaching, 2000.
Distinguished Teacher Award, Association of Atlantic Universities, 1997.
St. Thomas University Special Merit Award for Research, 1996.
Alfred G. Bailey Award, Writers Federation of New Brunswick, 1995.
Alfred G. Bailey Award, Writers Federation of New Brunswick, 1986.
 
Selected Publications
Fundy Lines (MSVU Press, 2002) ISBN 1-895306-57-4.
Though Lovers Be Lost (MSVU Press, 2000) ISBN 1-895306-55-8.
Sun and Moon (MSVU Press, 2000) ISBN 1-895306-54-X.
Broken Ghosts (Goose Lane Editions, 1986) ISBN 0-86492-082-2.
Last Year in Paradise (Fiddlehead Poetry Books, 1978) ISBN 0-920110-90-8.
 
Books in Print
Moore, Roger
Broken Ghosts, Poetry (Goose Lane Editions, 1986) ISBN 0-86492-082-2, $9.95.
Last Year in Paradise, Poetry (Fiddlehead Poetry Books, 1978) ISBN 0-920110-90-8, $4.95.
Towards a Chronology of Quevedo's Poetry, Literary Criticism (York Press, 1977) ISBN 0-919955-02-0, $4.95.
 
Roger Moore, Island View, New Brunswick E3E 1A2 Canada.
e-mail: rgmoore@nbnet.nb.ca
http://www.stu.ca/~rgmoore/index.html