Keith Moray

I was born in St Andrews and studied medicine at the University of Dundee in Scotland. I
lived and worked in Wakefield in Yorkshire for 40 years, within arrow-shot of the ruins of a
medieval castle, the base for a series of historical noves.

I am a retired GP, medical journalist and novelist, writing in several genres. As Keith Moray
I write historical crime fiction in the medieval era and in ancient Egypt, The Inspector
Torquil McKinnon crime novels set on the Outer Hebridean island of West Uist, and as Clay
More I write westerns. Curiously, my medical background finds its way into most of my
fiction writing.

In my spare time I enjoy the movies, theatre and making bread. I play golf and I run at
carthorse speed. As a frustrated actor I have found occasional solace as a supporting artist,
but enough said about that!

I now live in Stratford-upon with my wife Rachel and whichever of our children and
grandchildren who happen to pop in.