I am from Dublin but I have lived and worked in London for about a quarter of my life (if I live to be 120). In my spare time I write fiction and poetry. I also organise the international Willesden Herald short story competition, which I started in 2005 for a lark. I am married with one grown up son of my own.
CreditsRead various rhymes and got a few laughs at Queens Park Book Festival (May 2012)
Recording of "Sunday Driver" in 4'33'' audio magazine (May 2012)
"Annie" (a poem) in Gargoyle 57 (Paycock Press, 2011)
Three Poems for Kitchen Poet (September 2011)
Bulaga in Slam Fiction (September 2011)
Alight Here for Willesden Green (July 2010)
Contributed "The Wonderful Thread" to 100 Stories for Haiti (Bridge House, March '10)
Previously: Black History Month reading "Refugees" (October '09 at The Gallery, Willesden)
Previously: Respect Festival reading from What we were thinking just before the end (July '09)
Previously: Pulp Net/Costa Short Story Café 12 January '09 7:30-8:30 pm, downstairs at Costa Coffee in Picaddilly. "40 places only, £3, first come, first served." With top short story writer Helen Simpson and others.
Previously: The short story Piano Smashing Blues has been published in "What we were thinking just before the end" (The Green Press, 2009) and Pulp Net.
Excerpts archived on stephenmoran.net: I Must Be an Indian - from "The London Silence" Cloco - from "Gerry Boysey's Human Circus" Mammy Sang Bass - from "Time Out, Carmencita" Etc. - publication list
Elsewhere: Museum of Illusions blog Willesden Herald - all and Sunday Willesden Green Writers - local writers' group New Short Stories - book series
Photo by Vanessa Gebbie
