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Edward Kelsey Moore began his professional life as a classical musician. While he was teaching and performing music, Edward began composing short stories and learning the business side of getting his literary works published. Some years later his debut novel, The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat, became an international hit and a New York Times bestseller!

The Supremes at Earl's was adapted for film by Searchlight Pictures and Temple Hill Entertainment. The movie had its world  premiere in Autumn 2024, and is streaming now on the Hulu platform in the U.S., and on Disney+ in dozens of other countries around the world.

Edward's second novel, The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues, is a compelling sequel to the first book. Currently he's finishing up a fresh, new novel with completely new characters. 

In his free time Edward co-hosts a lively podcast series about movies and books called, Who The Hell Are We?.  There are more than 100 episodes, which you can hear (free!) wherever you stream or download your podcasts.

And he continues to perform classical music with several professional orchestras in the Chicago area.

Edward Kelsey Moore was born in the Midwest. He enjoys living there and writing about it.
To arrange a speaking engagement with Edward Kelsey Moore
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Edward's literary reps:
The Karpfinger Agency
contact: [email protected]
RECENT NEWS about...
The Supremes At Earl's ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT movie!
Tina Mabry WINS a 2025 Image Award from the NAACP
for Outstanding Directing of a Television Movie!
This is a huge honor in the Black community.

ESSENCE proclaimed:
The Supremes at Earl’s ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT 
a Best Black Film Of 2024!

HUFFPOST lists:  The BEST Films of 2024
including The Supremes at Earl’s...
"All of the performances are worth raving over."
* The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat *
~ THE MOVIE ~
Here’s a shout out that YOU can become friends
with Odette, Clarice and Barbara Jean...
The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat is streaming NOW!
In the U.S., you can enjoy the movie on your tablet or phone,
or on a smart tv with a Hulu subscription.
You can also find the film on your desktop computer at Hulu.com .
Internationally, the movie is on Disney+
-- with local language subtitles in many countries. --

Enjoy the movie's 2 minute, U.S. trailer here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnQhulR2doU
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The FIRST Supremes novel . . .

The Supremes at Earl's
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT

A New York Times bestseller!
And, translated into French, German, Italian & 7 other language editions.

Discussion groups -- For sample questions on The Supremes at Earl's -- click here.
Edward Kelsey Moore has a Podcast...


Who The Hell Are We?
podcast
New York Times bestselling authors Edward Kelsey Moore and Melanie Benjamin are co-hosting a podcast series called, "Who The Hell Are We?".  Launched in 2019, the podcast is about great movies, great books, and great conversation. After a few weeks off, to make a location change, our energetic hosts are back! In the current episode Melanie and Ed discuss the surprising and (unintentionally) hilarious movie, Torch Song (1953), starring the tireless, dancing legs of Joan Crawford and Michael Wilding, who is blind to her charms. Ed and Melanie also recommend books that have similar themes.

With more than 100 episodes available now, you can listen to (or binge) this podcast -free- by searching for: Who The Hell Are We? using any podcast app you prefer including Apple Podcasts, Audible, and dozens of other apps out there.  Just curious?  Hear single episodes in your regular browser window.  If you enjoy it, subscribe (always free!) and never miss a new episode.  Listen, discover, and laugh along with these two fascinating writers!
Click the Podcast Info button for brief how-to-hear podcast details.
~ The Supremes Sing
the Happy Heartache Blues ~
The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues
is a sequel to the first novel.  It received *starred* reviews
from Library Journal and Publishers Weekly.
It has been translated into German, French,
Portuguese (Brazil) and other language editions!

Book clubs and discussion groups -- find sample questions for
The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues -- click here.


“Moore returns to Plainview, Ind., to tell further delightful tales of the Supremes. His characters...living and dead, come together to make a wonderful whole.” 

—Publishers Weekly
*starred* review

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