MOORE METAFICTION
by Link Yaco
Link Yaco has written comic books for several publishers. He wrote the recent Marvel-authorized "Science of the X-Men," which is now in its second printing. He has a short story in the science fiction hardcover collection, "Deprivers" (iBooks), which sold out in 21 days. He also scripted the recent graphic story album, "SpaceChicks & Businessmen" (EROS/Fantagraphics). He has written a number of features for The Comic Book Marketplace and other industry journals. Link is a webpage editor for blue chip firms. He has been a newspaper journalist and technical writer. He has a Masters' degree in Telecommunications and was a technical manager at Massachusetts Institute of Technology for five years.
Do a search for his name onwww.amazon.com and you'll find his books!

Alan Moore is a Post-Modernist-there can be no doubt.
PoMo (Post-Modernism) was first defined in a 1942 issue of the Architectural Digest as a mixture of Classical Realism and Abstract Modernism. There have been many arguments in the ensuing 58 years as to whether this architectural usage of the term applies to literature, music, and the visual arts as well. Whatever the definition, it is certain that there are many schools of PoMo. And Moore fits into several of them.

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