Editing Thomas Moore (section)

==In fiction==
The character Tickle Tommy in ''John Paterson's Mare'', [[James Hogg]]'s allegorical satire on the [[Edinburgh]] publishing scene first appearing in the ''Newcastle Magazine'' in 1825, is based on Thomas Moore. [[Percy French]] wrote several parodic versions of Moore's melodies in a comic paper he edited for two years ''The Jarvey'', including at least six versions of "The Minstrel Boy". He also parodied Moore in his stage shows.<ref>Hunter, Adrian (ed.) (2020), ''James Hogg: Contributions to English, Irish and American Periodicals'', [[Edinburgh University Press]], pp. 19–34 & 212, {{isbn|9780748695980}}</ref> As noted above, Moore and his melodies also figure in the works of James Joyce: ''A'' ''Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'' and ''Finnegans Wake.''<ref name="Nolan 2009" />