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Honorarium
Essays 2001–2021
In Honorarium, Nathaniel G. Moore compiles twenty years’ worth of reading other people’s books, while also faithfully attempting to convey a sense of what it’s like to work behind-the-scenes in CanLit. Always breaking from convention, Moore’s non-fiction is imbued with a sense of urgency, passion and intimacy with the community of creators that surround him; creators that include Mark Leyner, Sheila Heti, Camilla Gibb, Jen Sookfong Lee, Catullus and Chuck Palahniuk. Add the author’s backstory of growing up anxious, escaping through literature and giving back to the community he sought out at the century’s onset, as well as previously unpublished pieces on the NXIVM sex cult and book publicity, and Honorarium is both a time capsule and a survey course into the ever-changing, mysterious world of Canadian publishing.
Contributors
Nathaniel G. Moore
Nathaniel G. Moore was born in Toronto in 1974. He has lived and worked as a writer and book publicist in Quebec, British Columbia, Ontario, and New Brunswick, where he now lives with his wife and daughter and runs moorehype, a boutique publicity operation. His books include Savage 1986-2011, winner of the 2014 ReLit Award for Best Novel, and most recently, the poetry collection Goodbye Horses. His writing has appeared in Toronto Life, This Magazine, The Berkeley Review, The Georgia Straight, The National Post, The Globe and Mail and Edit.
