The Days of War Series
For the Nolan family of East Boston, life on the home front is a different kind of war.



About

I grew up in Boston and attended public schools. After a brief career as a bicycle messenger, I graduated from Boston College with a B.A. in English Literature (1995). During my twenties, I wrote two unpublished novels, taught high-school in Ireland, lived in Mexico, worked as a prison librarian, and spent a month in Kenya, Africa before finally settling down three blocks from where I grew up.
I currently live in Boston (West Roxbury) with my wife Heidi and daughter Maeve.