April 2012
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Alan Moore Accepts First-Ever GN Bram Stoker Award... →
‘To all of you, thank you so much for this. You’ve made an unkempt and increasingly bewildered old man very happy.’
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March 2012
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Alan Moore: The Biography →
A biography of Moore by Lance Parkin is in the works - likely to appear late next year.
‘This is going to be, I hope, the definitive literary biography that explores the life and career of Alan Moore and goes a little wider than either my previous book or Storyteller, placing Moore in the context of the British and American comics industry, as well as the underground, occult and...
February 2012
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Twenty-One Not Exactly Original Notes On More... →
by Tom Spurgeon
Ten days or so past the official announcement, I’m thinking More Watchmen may be best understood as a blow to comics’ dignity. It’s product, not art. It’s a limited, small series of ideas derived from a bigger, grander one. It’s sad. One thing that Watchmen did a quarter century ago was to underline certain values of craft and intent and creative...
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Viewpoint: V for Vendetta and the rise of... →
Alan Moore On Anonymous and V’s Mask…
‘Without wishing to overstate my case, everything in the observable universe definitely has its origins in Northamptonshire, and the adoption of the V for Vendetta mask as a multipurpose icon by the emerging global protest movements is no exception.’
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Alan Moore Video Conference With Harvey Pekar Benefit Contributors
Over two hours long, covers a lot of ground - Bleeding Cool has an overview.
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January 2012
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Cold Reading →
A rationalist ghost story from Alan Moore for these cold winter nights…
I mean, do I believe all of the things that I tell people? In my heart, I can’t say that I do. But then, what about priests? You can’t tell me that all of them believe every last word of what they preach, but do they get called ‘ghouls in cardigans’ or ‘Vincent Price, but camp’? No. No, they don’t. That’s because people...
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Channel 4 News - V For Vendetta: The Man Behind The Mask
UK news profile/interview with Alan visiting the Occupy protesters in London.
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Were Rorschach’s Speech Patterns Based On Herbie,... →
‘When discussing Rorschach, [Alan Moore] shared that the tone of his diary was inspired by the letters Son Of Sam David Berkowitz sent to the news papers, and (confirming my own theory) that his speech patterns were based on Herbie the Fat Fury.’
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December 2011
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Alan Moore's Alternative Thought for the Day →
Broadcast On Radio 4 this morning…
“Hello everybody, my name’s Alan Moore, and I earn a living by making up stories about things that have never actually happened.
When it comes to my spiritual beliefs that’s perhaps why I worship a second century human headed snake god called Glycon, who was exposed as a ventriloquist’s dummy nearly 2000 years ago. Famed throughout the Roman Empire,...
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Alan Moore To Read Thought For The Day On BBC... →
Bleeding Cool: ‘[Alan Moore] talking about the Roman god he worships, Glycon, looks like it will air as the show’s Alternative Thought For The Day, a special version of the spot usually reserved for a religious speaker.’
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