Mathew Moslow

Mathew Moslow writes from the intersection of healing and honesty—where the messy work of becoming human meets the courage to examine what we'd rather leave unexamined. Growing up gay in Montego Bay taught him early that survival sometimes means performing, but his work now centers on the radical act of showing up authentically—especially when it's uncomfortable. A psychiatric nurse in training and a seeker by nature, Mathew's journey from the beaches of Jamaica to the hospital floors of Florida reads like a masterclass in intentional transformation. His approach to life's most difficult moments is refreshingly unconventional. When his marriage to Aaron began to unravel, rather than following the traditional script of bitter divorce proceedings, they chose what Mathew calls a "pressure cooker" method—confronting pain head-on, with therapeutic support, to transform heartbreak into something resembling wisdom. Currently working on his second book, "Beyond The Reach Of Justice"—a thriller about a disinherited nurse who turns to crime—Mathew demonstrates the range that comes from someone unafraid to explore the darker corners of human motivation, whether in fiction or his own life.