Jonathan Moore is an American author who has gained recognition for his fiction novels, particularly in the genre of dark thrillers and horror stories. Born in California, Moore has been nominated for several prestigious awards, including the Edgar Award, the Bram Stoker Award, and the Hammett Prize. His debut novel, "Redheads," received a Bram Stoker Award nomination, highlighting his talent in the horror genre.
Moore's writing career has seen him publish six novels, with notable works such as "Close Reach," "The Poison Artist," and "Blood Relations." The latter was nominated for an Edgar Award, demonstrating his ability to create captivating and suspenseful narratives. His novel, "The Poison Artist," was also selected for the BBC Radio 2 Book Club, further showcasing his popularity and critical acclaim.
Before Moore's foray into law and writing, he led an adventurous life. He lived in Taiwan for three years, guided whitewater raft trips on the Rio Grande, and worked as an investigator for a criminal defense attorney in Washington, D.C. His diverse experiences have likely influenced his writing, contributing to the rich and varied narratives found in his novels.
Moore currently resides in Hawaii with his wife and two children. When he is not writing or spending time with his family, he can be found dealing with the local wildlife, specifically chasing feral pigs off his lawn. In addition to his writing career, Moore is also a practicing attorney, further showcasing his versatility and wide range of skills.