Alan Moore's Transition from Comics to Novels

Alan Moore has made a significant shift from being a celebrated comic book writer to establishing himself as a distinguished novelist. His latest work, *The Great When*, marks the beginning of a London-centric trilogy that delves into psychedelic elements and explores the interplay between fantasy and reality. In these new works, Moore expresses a desire to offer storytelling from a class perspective, focusing on marginalized figures rather than the traditional middle-class protagonists often found in fantasy literature. This approach allows him to confront social issues of class and identity while immersing readers in an unconventional narrative style.