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A THREE THING DAY
ON SALE 9TH JULY 2025
This is my brand new book for 2025.

It contains the text of the stage show presented at the Pleasance
Courtyard at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August. Also there's an
original short story called Somewhere Else, about an ex-couple who are
meeting up but both have other things on their minds. Then there are some
sort-of poems I call Momentaries. And a couple of pieces originally
commissioned by The Idler magazine, one about weird Christmases, the
other about a games conference. And then there's a short horror story,
titled efficiently The Horrors. And A Bit At The Back Of The Book covers
everything.
The cover image is a composite montage by Stephany Ungless of photographs taken by Andy Lane.
Oh and you get a free badge with the book too!
The cover price is £9.00 but for a limited time I am selling it at just £8.00 (11% OFF!) with P&P to UK customers of £3.00 per copy, meaning a total of £11.00.
If you'd like a particular dedication there is a box on the Paypal Checkout page.
CLICK HERE TO BUY FROM 9TH JULY 2025
WHO
HERE'S LOST?
In 2022 I took Who
Here's Lost? to the Edinburgh Fringe and beyond and the shows were just wonderful, and, as
with Each of Us, I made a
book of it for folk who
didn't catch all the
jokes (I tend to go fast).
The book is
80 pages long, and has
the full text of the
show I performed
at The Pleasance during
the 2022 Edinburgh
Fringe Festival (minus some ideas that came to me during the run). But
there's also things from
each of the previous
four decades. There's
the text of The
Predicates from
2014; Glove Story from
2001, a short fable
called The Flower Whose
Petals Were Mirrors,
written in 1991; and
finally a comic
monologue called
Shipwreck, which I wrote
as a student in 1988.
And there's a Bit at the
Back of the Book too.
The cover is the
terrific illustration by
Jules
Scheele which also was the
poster in Edinburgh
(based on a photograph
by Andy
Lane).
A signed copy of Who Here's
Lost? (and other things)
costs just £7.00
(a 12.5% discount off
the RRP of £8.00) plus postage
and packaging of £3.00
for UK customers
(First Class mail) meaning a total of £10.00.
And you also get a free badge!
If you'd like a particular dedication there is a box on the Paypal Checkout page.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
EACH OF US
If you saw me perform
it, and would now like to read it, this
is where you can get your copy of 'Each of Us (And
Other Things)' and other
things.
Even if you didn't, you can still buy it
here.

The book is 80 pages long
and has the full text of the stage piece
(plus or minus a few edits I made along
the way). Then there's a short story
called 'Please Wait Here' which I wrote
for an art project called (Now That Would Be) Telling. Then there's a set of
three love poems I wrote for various
Valentine's Days. And a piece about a
game I invented called Sartorial
Mastermind for an Idler night at the
ICA. Finally, there's a bit at the back
of the book about various bits and bobs
to do with the stage show and the
nonsenses I passed along the way.
Oh, and you get a free badge with the
book - it says "each of us" in lovely
Helvetica.
A signed copy of Each of Us (and other
things) costs just £7.00 (a
12.5% discount off the RRP of £8.00)
plus postage and packaging of £3.00
for UK customers (First Class mail) so a total of £10.00.
If you'd like a particular dedication there is a box on the Paypal Checkout page.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
UPDATE: It's also available as an eBook
for the Kindle from Amazon. This only
contains the short story 'Each of Us'
and none of the other things, but it is
fairly cheap - Each of Us eBOOK
MORE
TREES TO CLIMB
You can also buy signed copies of the book
More Trees to
Climb here.
More Trees to Climb was published by Granta / Portobello in 2009 and has the
texts of 3 of my earlier solo shows as
short stories. There's Coelacanth, Not
Everything is Significant and A
Supercollider for the Family.
The
brilliant Stewart Lee wrote
an introduction to me and my work and
again there's a bit at the back of the
book, kind of like a DVD extra.
A signed copy of More Trees to Climb
(including a free badge) costs £9.00 (saving 10% from the
RRP of £9.99) with postage and
packaging of £3.00 per book in the UK, so a total of £12.00.
If you'd like a particular dedication there is a box on the Paypal Checkout page.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
SETS
You can buy a set of my three
self-published books (Each of Us, Who Here's Lost? and A Three Thing
Day) for just £25.00 (including P&P).
Free Badges Included.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
Also available - all the above along with More Trees to Climb for just £35.00 (including P&P). 
Again with Free Badges.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
ALMOST THE RIGHT PEOPLE
And I am also selling
a Compact Disc called Almost
the Right People. It's full
of music by Simon Oakes and his various
collaborators in his bands Grand Western
and Suns of the Tundra. He was in Rock
Monsters 'Peach' (an offshoot of 'Tool')
and he's written the scores to my shows
for many many years now. In 2009 we put
together a selection of tracks from the
soundtracks of the stage pieces from
1996's "Twelve!" to "Not Everything Is Significant" in 2008, along
with music he developed inspired by my
stories and it's a lovely thing.

The CD costs £5.00
with postage and packing of £2.00
per CD in the UK,
making a total to you of £7.00 per
disc for domestic customers.
They come shrink-wrapped in glamorous
plastic, so there's all that fun of
opening it to look forward to.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
OTHER ITEMS
If you've seen Pronoun
Trouble (or even if you haven't)
you may be in desperate need of a
collection of badges displaying some of
the key words from the show.
Well, your desperation ends now, as I'm
selling packs of five badges to satisfy
your empty lapels.

They
are 25mm in diameter and say "duck
season," "rabbit season," "laundrette,"
"launderette" and "pronoun trouble," all
in post-modern lower case text, and are
made of a metal.
Each set comes in a small clear plastic
wallet, and is priced at just £4.00
plus £2.00 postage and packaging for
the UK , making a total of £6.00
for UK customers.
Badges are way cool.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
And if you'd like a video download of
the show to go with a set of badges, I
can sell you that too.
A recording of Pronoun Trouble was made
by the excellent people at Go Faster
Stripe at Chapter Arts, Cardiff on 24th
February 2018 and can be yours to own
forever. Here's a couple of screen
captures:
It's super-nice and comes with extras -
and is totally available from the GFS shop page HERE.
But if you'd like me to send you an
envelope with a pre-approved download
code (and instructions on how to get the
show) as well as a set of badges, I can
do that for you today for the low, low
price of £7.00. Plus £2.00
postage and packaging for the UK
and making a total of £9.00
for UK customers.
CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW
If you hate hanging around for post to
arrive and can't wait to get your eyes
on the show, do please purchase it from
GFS - it's cheaper
but they don't have the badges!
DUE TO UNCERTAINTY REGARDING INTERNATIONAL
SHIPPING POST-BREXIT AND TO AVOID EXTRA FEES BEFORE DELIVERY, I HAVE
REGRETTABLY SUSPENDED SALES TO THE REST OF THE WORLD.
BUT IF THERE IS SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO BUY, PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
benmoorshop@gmail.com AND WE MIGHT BE ABLE TO WORK SOMETHING OUT.
Once
I receive details of an order through Paypal
I'll send you a confirmation email from benmoorshop@gmail.com
and let you know when your item(s) is (are)
going into the post. Any problems with your
order, please contact me on that address.
Almost the Right People and
more of the music of Simon Oakes and Suns
of the Tundra can be found on their Facebook page.
Happy shopping, and may
I say how well you're looking today?
UPDATE: KINDLE
EDITIONS
In addition to EACH
OF US being self-published as a Kindle
eBook, I've also put on sale at Amazon the
texts of POPPY DAY
(my show from 1999), MY LAST WEEK WITH
MODOLIA (from 1998) and "TWELVE!" (my
1996 show). They are about a pound each and
really, they're for completists only - they
each contain some brilliantly bad jokes for
which I can only apologise. But maybe you'd
like them.
UK customers can buy them from the Amazon Ben Moor Page.
Residents of other countries should
search their own Amazon Kindle sites -
they're there somewhere!
DATA AND PRIVACY
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using PayPal, you are
inevitably providing me with data,
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either benmoorinfo@gmail.com
or benmoorshop@gmail.com.
Thank
you again!
