Christopher W. Moore Books
The author, Christopher W. Moore, is a renowned mediator and scholar. With over 40 years of experience in the field, Moore has not only written extensively on mediation but has also trained and consulted with organizations and governments around the world. His other notable works include "The Handbook of Mediation" and "The Mediation Process: Practical Strategies for Resolving Conflict." Moore's expertise and practical approach to mediation make his books essential resources for anyone interested in the field.
The Mediation Process
What's The Mediation Process about?
The Mediation Process by Christopher W. Moore provides a comprehensive overview of the mediation process, from the initial stages of preparation to the final agreement. It offers practical guidance and strategies for mediators, as well as valuable insights into the dynamics of conflict resolution. Whether you are a mediator or someone interested in understanding the intricacies of mediation, this book is an essential resource.
Who should read The Mediation Process?
- Anyone interested in learning about the mediation process and conflict resolution
- Professionals who want to improve their negotiation and communication skills
- Individuals seeking to resolve disputes and find mutually satisfactory solutions
The Stupidest Angel
What's The Stupidest Angel about?
The Stupidest Angel by Christopher Moore is a darkly comedic and quirky Christmas novel. When a bumbling angel grants a child's wish for a Christmas miracle, chaos ensues in the small town of Pine Cove. Filled with eccentric characters, supernatural elements, and laugh-out-loud moments, this book is a unique take on the holiday season.
Who should read The Stupidest Angel?
- Readers who enjoy quirky and irreverent humor
- Fans of offbeat and unconventional Christmas stories
- Those looking for a light-hearted and entertaining read
A Dirty Job
What's A Dirty Job about?
A Dirty Job by Christopher Moore is a darkly comedic novel that follows Charlie Asher, a regular guy who unexpectedly becomes a "death merchant." Tasked with collecting the souls of the dead, Charlie navigates the challenges of his new role while trying to protect his family and uncover the truth about the mysterious forces at play. With its blend of humor, fantasy, and heartwarming moments, this book offers a unique take on the afterlife.
Who should read A Dirty Job?
Readers who enjoy dark humor and quirky characters
Those looking for a unique and imaginative take on the afterlife
People who appreciate clever and witty storytelling
Bloodsucking Fiends
What's Bloodsucking Fiends about?
Bloodsucking Fiends is a darkly humorous novel by Christopher Moore that follows the story of Jody, a newly turned vampire, and her human boyfriend, Tommy. Set in San Francisco, the book explores their unconventional relationship and the challenges they face as they navigate the world of the undead. With witty dialogue and unexpected twists, this book is a unique take on the vampire genre.
Who should read Bloodsucking Fiends?
Readers who enjoy dark humor and quirky characters
Those looking for a unique take on vampire lore
People who appreciate clever and witty storytelling
Lamb
What's Lamb about?
Lamb by Christopher Moore is a humorous and irreverent retelling of the life of Jesus Christ, as seen through the eyes of his childhood friend Biff. Filled with wit, satire, and unexpected twists, the book offers a unique perspective on familiar biblical stories and explores the complexities of friendship, faith, and the human experience.
Who should read Lamb?
Readers who enjoy irreverent and humorous takes on religious stories
Those with an open mind and a willingness to explore unconventional interpretations of historical figures
People who appreciate clever and witty writing that challenges traditional narratives
Coyote Blue
What's Coyote Blue about?
Coyote Blue by Christopher Moore is a darkly comedic novel that weaves together elements of Native American mythology, contemporary life, and a healthy dose of absurdity. The story follows a man named Sam who is forced to confront his past and his connection to the trickster god, Coyote. With Moore's signature wit and offbeat characters, this book is a unique and entertaining exploration of identity and the power of storytelling.
Who should read Coyote Blue?
Readers who enjoy quirky and offbeat storytelling
Those interested in Native American mythology and folklore
People who appreciate dark humor and unconventional characters
Noir
What's Noir about?
Noir by Christopher Moore is a comedic mystery novel set in 1947 San Francisco. It follows the story of a bartender named Sammy “Two Toes” Tiffin who gets entangled in a web of intrigue, murder, and a mysterious dame. With its witty dialogue and colorful characters, the book offers a unique blend of noir and humor that keeps readers entertained until the very end.
Who should read Noir?
Readers who enjoy witty and irreverent humor
Those who appreciate clever twists on classic genres
People who are fans of noir fiction and film
Shakespeare for Squirrels
What's Shakespeare for Squirrels about?
Shakespeare for Squirrels by Christopher Moore is a comedic mystery novel that puts a whimsical twist on Shakespeare's classic play A Midsummer Night's Dream. Set in an enchanted forest, the story follows Pocket, a clever and irreverent squirrel, as he investigates a series of bizarre murders. Filled with witty dialogue, absurd situations, and literary references, this book is a delightful homage to the Bard himself.
Who should read Shakespeare for Squirrels?
Readers who enjoy humorous and irreverent takes on classic literature
Shakespeare enthusiasts looking for a fresh and entertaining interpretation of his works
Those who appreciate clever wordplay and witty storytelling