Conor writes in Seattle.

His journalism—from labor news to sports analysis to cultural commentary—has been featured in The Seattle Times, Seattle Met, The Stranger, More Perfect Union, and elsewhere.

Conor’s baseball instructional book The Catcher’s Handbook (McFarland & Co.) is endorsed by many MLB coaches and teaches young players the most difficult position in sports in Conor’s trademark humorous, approachable style.

A graduate of the New York University MFA program, you can find his fiction and creative nonfiction in Bellevue Literary Review, Word Riot, and Hippocampus Magazine. He's won grants and awards from 4Culture, Hugo House, Slice magazine, and New York University, and been shortlisted for the Elizabeth George Foundation Grant.

Conor’s story "And It Is No Joke" was named Honorable Mention for the Bellevue Literary Review Goldenberg Prize for Fiction, and Glimmer Train shortlisted it for their Short Story Award for New Writers.

A master collaborator, he’s ghostwritten over 20 books with many high-profile figures, including Hall of Fame athletes, Fortune 500 CEO’s, investigative journalists, and criminal justice leaders. He’s taught writing at New York University, the University of Washington, and for the City of Seattle.

For inquiries, please contact Connor Eck at connor@lucindaliterary.com.