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 of Education. He is a fifth year teacher and is working as a reading teacher and the chair of the department at Brooklyn Urban Garden School. He is currently a student at the Bread Loaf School of English out of Middlebury College pursuing an MA in English.

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