Christopher G. Moore is a Canadian author whose novels and essays delve into human nature, culture, power, justice, and the societal implications of technological change. Having lived in Southeast Asia since 1988, his work intricately captures the spirit and social transformations of the region over the past three decades. Moore's writing offers profound insights into the human condition, exploring the complexities of modern life with a distinctive narrative voice. His distinctive approach makes his explorations of society and human rights particularly compelling for readers.
Quentin Stuard, a dying Hollywood screenwriter, hires Calvino to investigate the circumstances surrounding the apparent suicide of Samantha McNeal, the daughter of his ex-agent. As Calvino delves into this case, he navigates the world of expats in Bangkok chasing the Hollywood dream, seeking the truth about Sam's death.