Welcome to The Artist's Haven, where a passion for poetry, art, and the written word is expressed with love and gratitude. g.e. moore is committed to sharing his unique perspective with the world and is excited for you to join on this artistic journey!

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RECENT PROJECTS AND BOOK RELEASES

MAMA JOSIE

written by: g.e. moore

published by: Nightmare Press

MAMA JOSIE, spinning off from g.e. moore’s critically acclaimed debut novel, BEALZ: PRINCE OF THE SOUTHSIDE, is a fast-paced, pulpy adventure filled with mystery and magic.

What is life like for those trapped in the town of Decatur, Illinois, sealed off behind an impenetrable magical barrier, a Dome of Protection erected to keep the horrors set loose on its streets from terrorizing the rest of the world?

Mama Josie, a century old witch, settled up North following the Great Migration, surrounded by a Pillar of Night, is the new law beneath the Dome, and along with her newly appointed Sheriff, the former drug-dealing hustler, Peter Paul, she is determined to keep the peace.

BEALZ: PRINCE OF THE SOUTHSIDE

written by: g.e. moore

published by: Nightmare Press

BEALZ: PRINCE OF THE SOUTHSIDE, crossing over into the fantastic world of the Incata, powerfully and memorably introduces its main protagonists; Bealz, a twelve year old prodigy born and raised on Chicago's hardscrabble Southside streets, heir to a mythical kingdom across the sky; his mother, Monique, a mystery woman cursed to forget, burdened with a worlds-shattering secret; and his father, Askauri bin Askai, the Wayward Prince, hailing from another world, serving out a life sentence in an Illinois Department of Corrections Prison.

These three, in an effort to reunite their family, will soon enough be tasked with saving both the Earth and the Incata from impending destruction.

BEALZ: PRINCE OF THE SOUTHSIDE powerfully subverts the prevalent tropes, stereotypes and negativity often woven throughout the very limited imaginative depictions forming our social narrative, all while weaving a unique mythology of its own with an entertaining and enlightening tale filled with intrigue and adventure.

g.e. moore, author of the Afrofuturist novel BEALZ: PRINCE OF THE SOUTHSHIDE and the novella, MAMA JOSIE, is an acclaimed poet and writer, having published two volumes of poetry, a sh. story collection and a children's book series. I USED TO BE A SUPERHERO is his spoken word debut album, produced by Rich Kern.

The Wayward Home For Retired Superheros and More Astonishing Tales from the Hood is an eclectic collection of Afrofuturist-inspired short stories that explores the width and depths of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and the limitless possibilities of an imagination unbound: from far flung, distant explorers to lowly maintenance men, each has a story to tell and an experience to astonish!

SONGS FOR THE CLEVELAND AVENUE WARRIORS: REALITY AND FAME, the second edition from the ongoing poetry series by g.e. moore, author of the Afrofuturist/Fantasy novel, BEALZ: PRINCE OF THE SOUTHSIDE and the Afrofuturist/Noir Thriller, MAMA JOSIE, provides poignant, authentically salient insights into the issues of racism, classism and economic oppression in the wake of a global pandemic and a rapidly shifting social and political landscape

What We Do! The Children's Book Series serves as an alternative to the negative, and often traumatic subject matter prevalent in much of the literature marketed towards Children of Color.

Book Trailers and Promos

Previously Published

Delve into the world of storytelling with moore's published works and literary explorations. From short stories to novel excerpts, experience the power of narrative and the beauty of language while immersing yourself in his thoughtfully entertaining vision.

Interviews and Collaborations

Meet Rich Kern. Producer of g.e. moore's spoken word album project!

Rich Kern is an accomplished and prolific producer adept at a wide range of musical styles and concepts. His collaboration with g.e. moore resulted in a highly-anticipated and lauded spoken word album project, I Used To Be A Superhero: available on all major streaming apps. Join him in his endeavors as he works to create a network of artists looking for collaboration opportunities through The Figment to Finished network!

https://www.therichkern.com/

https://www.therichkern.com/figment2finished/index.html

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/gemoore/i-used-to-be-a-superhero

Bold Journey: Life, Values & Legacy: Our Chat with g.e. moore of S. Suburbs

C.R.A.M. SESSIONS CYPHER: AUTHOR'S EDITION

24 Authors in 12 Hours with Amy S. Hamilton: Halloween Edition

24 Authors in 12 Hours with Amy S. Hamilton

Transitions and Transformation

Exploring the theme 'From Idea To Impact' this commissioned article from INKUBATOR Magazine focuses on how authors turn concepts into books that transforms lives and build lasting influence.

Substacks, Movie And Book Reviews And More!

Follow along as g.e. moore presents various articles, movie and book reviews and editorials

Hanging, Slanging and Banging

on Substack!

A Sinner's Review

On Substack

On Publishing My First Poetry Chapbook

HIP HOP NEEDS A BLACK PANTHER MOMENT

The Afrofuturist Is Here

On Substack

A Testament

I see the world in shades of dreams and possibilities. What a joy to share this vision with you.

Blessings.

About me

g.e. moore stepped away from teaching during the pandemic and chose to pursue his passion for poetry and storytelling.

His debut poetry collection, Songs For The Cleveland Avenue Warriors: Songs From The Past, Present and Future, published by creativeonion Press, was followed up by the second edition, Songs For The Cleveland Avenue Warriors: Reality and Fame, the children’s book series, What Daddy Do and What Mommy Do and an Afrofuturist-themed short story collection, The Wayward Home For Retired Superheroes And More Astonishing Tales From The Hood.

He is currently celebrating the publication of his debut, Afrofuturist-themed novel, Bealz, Prince of the Southside, published by Nightmare Press, as well as the release of his spoken word album, I Used To Be A Superhero, produced by Rich Kern https://therichkern.com/ (streaming now on all major platforms)