Douglas Moser is a writer, theatre director, and editor living in Connecticut. Stories published in the Good Men Project, and in the book Dating & Sex: The Theory of Mutual Self-Destruction. His short story “Boxing Day” was published in the Martian Chronicles magazine. He won the Connecticut Critics’ Circle Award for his adaptation and direction of “A Christmas Carol” at Westport Country Playhouse. Opera debut: the world premiere of the first lesbian opera, “Patience & Sarah” by Paula Kimper and Wende Persons, at Lincoln Center. His debut novel, James & Jim, was developed at the Writers Hotel. His forthcoming novel Pussy Boy was developed at Yale Summer Writers’ Program and Westport Writers’ Workshop. Moser’s play “A Meta Murder Mystery” received its first concert reading at Legacy Theater, and his “Elegy for Ebenezer” was workshopped at Long Wharf Theatre. He is currently at work on a new novel, Terminating Angel. Moser worked behind the scenes for one of the world’s most revered management consulting firms. For Westport Writers’ Workshop, he has presented workshops in playwrighting, reading out loud, and dialogue.
