Steven Moore

Steven Moore is an American writer, scholar, and editor, known for his works on experimental and avant-garde fiction, as well as for his biographies and critical studies of authors such as William Gaddis, Samuel Beckett, and Jorge Luis Borges.

Yes, Steven Moore has written several books. Some of his notable works include "The Novel: An Alternative History," a history of the novel from ancient Greece to the present day, and "The Novel: An Alternative History, Beginnings to 1600," which explores the early origins of the novel. He has also written biographies of William Gaddis and Jorge Luis Borges, among others.

Steven Moore's literary criticism focuses primarily on experimental and innovative fiction. He has written extensively about authors who push the boundaries of traditional narrative and explore new forms of storytelling. He is particularly interested in the relationship between literature and philosophy, and often delves into the philosophical underpinnings of the works he analyzes.

Yes, Steven Moore has received several awards and honors for his contributions to literature and scholarship. He was awarded the National Book Critics Circle Award for Criticism in 2008 for his book "The Novel: An Alternative History." He has also been recognized by the Modern Language Association and the Gaddis Society for his contributions to literary criticism.

Yes, Steven Moore has worked as an editor for various literary publications. He served as the managing editor of the Review of Contemporary Fiction from 1990 to 2017. He has also edited and contributed to numerous essay collections and anthologies on contemporary literature and criticism.