Kevin Moore is a Canadian author and adventurer whose writing captures the transformative power of travel and the natural world. His debut memoir, "Dude, Where’s My Walking Stick," chronicles his 1,300-kilometre trek across New Zealand and earned the Global Book Award for Best Amateur Writer. The book topped Amazon’s Adventure Memoir and Walking categories and was featured in CBC News, Windsor Life Magazine, and CKLW Radio.
A lifelong outdoor enthusiast, Moore draws inspiration from remote landscapes and diverse cultures. His solo expeditions, including a ten-day hike through Kluane National Park, reflect his passion for solitude and discovery. Beyond writing, his nature photography has been exhibited internationally and nominated for the Yukon Visual Arts Award. Moore currently resides in Manzanillo, Mexico, where he continues to develop new projects centered on storytelling and the beauty of the world.
Separately, Kevin Moore (born December 7, 1992) is an author from New Haven, Connecticut, whose work explores themes of resilience, faith, and personal growth. Shaped by early adversity, including the loss of his mother and his father’s incarceration, his writing reflects a journey of spiritual transformation. As a devoted father, he emphasizes humility, grace, and the lessons found in life’s challenges. His words aim to inspire hope and redemption, encouraging readers to embrace renewal and purpose.