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Brian Moses biography

Brian Moses is a British poet and anthologist, known for his extensive work in children’s poetry. He has published over 200 books for young readers, including poetry collections, anthologies, and picture books. His poetry often explores themes such as school life, animals, and the natural world.

Moses began writing for children in the 1980s. His first collection, A Cat Called Elvis, was published in 1989. He has since released numerous titles, including Behind the Staffroom Door, Lost Magic: The Very Best of Brian Moses, and Walking with My Iguana. His poem “Walking with My Iguana” was featured in the National Poetry Archive and has been widely performed in schools.

In addition to his own poetry, Moses has edited several anthologies, such as The Secret Lives of Teachers and Poems About the Seaside. He has collaborated with other poets, including Roger Stevens, on collections like What Are We Fighting For? New Poems About War.

Moses has worked as a National Poetry Day Ambassador and has performed at festivals, schools, and libraries across the UK. His books have been published by Macmillan Children’s Books, Hachette Children’s Group, and Frances Lincoln Children’s Books.

In 2015, Lost Magic: The Very Best of Brian Moses was published, marking a significant milestone in his career.

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