Place-based fiction by a geographer
Stories of weather, memory, streets, shorelines, and the strange life of places.
New “The Summer Dress” — forthcoming in Flash Fiction Magazine
About
E. K. Moore writes fiction attentive to the emotional charge of place — its weather, architecture, silences, and thresholds. With the eye of a geographer and the instinct of a fabulist, Moore's stories inhabit the borderlands between landscape and memory.
Read more about E. K. Moore →Every place has a weather — and a memory that lingers after the sky has cleared.
Selected Works
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Places
Toronto. Southern Ontario.
Southern Portugal.
Lakeshores, suburbs, ravines, rooms.
These are the places where stories begin — a geography drawn across an ocean, from the lakeshores and ravines of Southern Ontario to the light and silence of Southern Portugal.
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Dispatches
An occasional letter from E. K. Moore — a place, a paragraph, and word of new stories when they find homes. A few times a year. No noise.
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