Dyllan Moran grew up in Aurora, Colorado and spent his undergraduate years at the University of Colorado, Boulder studying Creative Writing and Japanese. After a teaching stint in Japan, he moved to Brooklyn where he completed his MA in education at Relay Graduate School. He is currently in his fourth year of teaching and is working as a sixth grade reading teacher at Brooklyn Urban Garden School.

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When he's not writing or teaching, you can find him on Grindr, writing poems instead of bios.

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His previous and forthcoming work includes:

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Palm to Chest, Entropy Magazine, 2016 || Denver, Las Vegas, Boone, Walkabout Creative Arts, 2017 || There is no way to simulate not being here, Gasher, 2018 || Obaasan, English-Japanese-English: Life in Nikkei, I Have Written an Exact Copy of You, Journal 2020, 2018 || I Met My Long Lost Brother for the First Time Last Year, Cleaver, 2019 || Deer Song, Tiny Spoon, 2019 || 5 Untitled, Dreginald, 2021 || Call Me Whenever, Dream Pop, 2021

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On this site, you can stay up-to-date on all things Dyllan: check out these previously unpublished works, "Almanac of the Body" and "Infinite Hell."

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You can reach out to him at: moran.dyllan@gmail.com