Introducing Spenser Leedham Tazwell, otherwise known as Sleet. He's a medical doctor, slightly jaded and keen to make wisecracks. Sleet is also an occasional psychic and a restless citizen of Sea City in the year 1999. After his brother Martin's death, Sleet is persuaded by homicide detective Jennifer Hunter to help her reveal who is responsible.

New revised edition. A novel of excess and alienation set in Houston in the 1980s.

Nine stories - a mix of dark humor with a dash of surrealism. The tales are about souls adrift, the blues, and the underlying quest for home and happiness.

Tall tales and reports of a memoir bent, colorized by the author and presented in no particular chronological order. Includes the author's hometown nostalgia, a masquerade as Don Pedro the stock trader, honky-tonk life in Texas, college protests, a trip to Spain, a grand old house in Virginia Beach, crazed notebook verse, and other stuff.

A collection of 27 pieces of free verse. Moore's material relies on imagery and roams a wide range of emotion and topics, leaving the reader to determine central themes. The title refers to the first poem in the collection, in which the month of February is seen as a jinx, as described in a series of drinking toasts.

A collection of short fiction pieces, several of which are based in Mexico or on the Texas border. These and other more domestic stories cover topics ranging from petty theft to terrorism, promiscuity to isolation, freed parakeets to stock trading, and backyard golf to an imaginary game of eight-ball with Norman Mailer. Originally published in 2009 as "Circular Afternoons" with one new story added.

Hidden away from the rapidly encroaching glitz and glamor of 21st century Miami, Oceanaire remains a small and unassuming oasis, twelve vintage apartments on the shore of north Biscayne Bay. Tranquil on the surface, Oceanaire is filled with gossip and intrigue. The adventures and entanglements in the lives of Leon, Gloria, Beto and other neighbors and friends combine for this offbeat look at life in South Florida over a single summer - hurricane included.