Kevin is an award-winning playwright for his one-act plays, “Little Deaths”, “Tea, No Sympathy”. He also has written ten additional one-act plays based on the featured characters, Mimmy and Nora, who were introduced in “Little Deaths.” He plans to publish the twelve plays in book form.  He has written two other short plays based on Irish history and mythology, “The Last Hooker” and “Over the Rainbow.”  He has also written a full-length screenplay, “Painting over Rust” which was selected for the Amsterdam Lift-Off Festival and developed “Little Death’s”, and The Last Hooker” into short screenplays. The Last Hooker won Grand Prize at the Mystic International Film Festival, Mystic Ct. in September 2024 for Best Short Script Narrative. He has worked with Irish Actor, Barry McEvoy. And London Director Dominic Morgan on projects. His screenplay, Painting over Rust was table read in 2022 in Dublin as part of a showcase for screenwriters.  Kevin’s stories about family life are infused with a dash of mayhem and a touch of magic. His writing has been described professionally as “rip-roaring, sharp, and biting.  His characters are original, intriguing, and entertaining.  Kevin is no exception to the silver-tongued storytelling of the Irish.”  (Amazon Review) Kevin writes out of his home in Conway, South Carolina, where he lives with his wife, Eileen, and their beloved dog, Halle the “Hound from Hell”. Eileen has shared with him her Irish-born mother’s and aunts’ witticisms about life as the Irish see it that are sprinkled, liberally, throughout several of Kevin’s plays.