Official site for information about George G. Moore's stories.
This isn’t a post about the wrong text getting the wrong the person. It’s more about how I managed to botch simple messages.
I’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I recently retired from managing a group of software engineers to focus on writing science fiction and speculative fiction. Learn more.
Around Christmas 2016, I submitted a short story to a contest where the winning entries are read by a professional actor. The story is up for viewing!
I’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I recently retired from managing a group of software engineers to focus on writing science fiction and speculative fiction. Learn more.
Circle of Influence by Annette Dashofy My rating: 5 of 5 stars A fascinating book that I’ve been reading during my hour at work. Toward the end of the book, I didn’t have enough lunch hour in my hour and had to return to work when I really wanted to finish the book. The mystery … Read more
Since the 2016 Presidential Election, I’ve seen much that I find distasteful in how people are treating others, both on the news and my personal Facebook feed. Whether it’s people on the winning side acting like poor winners, taking a victory lap, or others, acting like poor losers, spewing hate and vitriol at the winners and their supporters.
I’m hearing from multiple people that they’re ignoring Facebook and Twitter, or they’re actively unfriending people because of the hate filling their timelines. I can’t blame them–they’ve been alienated, and they’ve taken a positive action.
I’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I recently retired from managing a group of software engineers to focus on writing science fiction and speculative fiction. Learn more.
Originally, I used Mozilla Thunderbird as my email client. It had all of the features I needed and more. In 2012, Mozilla announced they weren’t going to develop new features. I decided to move on from Thunderbird, knowing it’d eventually become a dinosaur.
At that time, I chose eM Client as a replacement. Several years passed, and I decided to evaluate email clients again.
I’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I recently retired from managing a group of software engineers to focus on writing science fiction and speculative fiction. Learn more.
This year’s conference, held in Lancaster, PA, helped me address several aspects of my novel.
The first was my novel title. I’ve been unhappy with mine and have been searching for a new, better one. Originally, I started with The Shifting Sands of Mars. It’s a great title. I know because Arthur C. Clarke used it for one of his novels. Once I realized that, the title was out. Other titles I ran through are: Shifting Mars Sands, The Discovery, and After the Discovery. During Friday night’s Sci-fi/Fantasy Read and Critique, Mark Gottlieb (Trident Media Group) mentioned that he often finds a work’s title in the manuscript.
I’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I recently retired from managing a group of software engineers to focus on writing science fiction and speculative fiction. Learn more.
I really enjoy the Limitless T.V. show. The characters are great and there’s plenty of humor. I missed the movie, which the series is based upon, starring Bradley Cooper. And I had an opportunity to see it.
I’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I recently retired from managing a group of software engineers to focus on writing science fiction and speculative fiction. Learn more.
Thursday, the compressor on my refrigerator/freezer died. Acting quickly, we (mostly my wife) salvaged most of the food by storing it in coolers outside.
I’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I recently retired from managing a group of software engineers to focus on writing science fiction and speculative fiction. Learn more.
This Polaroid picture was taken in 1977 or 1978, so I would’ve been around 11 or 12. Yeah, the original Star Wars (not the special editions) was ground breaking. And Han shooting first didn’t scar me.. GeorgeI’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I … Read more
I made this in Metal Shop in 7th or 8th grade. As I recall, I created the mold in some sort of sand, poured the aluminum, and painted it. GeorgeI’m an author living in northern Virginia with a wife and a cat. In the late ’80s, I worked on the International Space Station project. I … Read more