A private family service is planned for the spring. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Doctors Without Borders at . 1815-1822Thomas Charles Geldart Caldera OpenLinux System Administration Unleashed (Unleashed)Robert Haig, BY THE PEOPLEHG Robb, Griffiths Sport. Moran, who lived in Woodstock, N.Y., is survived by his wife, Annemarie Kammerlander a son, Harry, and daughter, Altynai. But it was Tom’s investigative collaborations on WWD’s series of Mafia connections in the fashion industry in the 1970s that set the highest journalistic standards for this newsroom…a standard we still aspire to today.” James Blatchley, the narrator of Thomas Morans second novel, 'The World I Made for Her' finds himself in a terrifyingly real predicament: stricken by a minor childhood disease that leaves him unable to walk, speak, or breathe on his own. He influenced scores of Fairchild journalists over the years. “His writing and editing combined brilliance, tenacity, wit and clarity, usually delivered with an undercurrent of wicked irreverence.

“Tom was a wonderful writer and a unique journalist with an immense knowledge of culture, history and literature,” said Ed Nardoza, editor in chief of WWD. Moran became a Tennessee Williams Fellow, professor of creative writing and writer-in-residence at Sewanee University in 2000. “The Man in the Box” won the Book-of-the-Month Club’s Stephen Crane Award for First Fiction. He later left journalism to become a novelist, writing five books, “The Man in the Box” (1997), “The World I Made for Her” (1998), “Water, Carry Me” (2000), “What Harry Saw”(2002) and “Anja the Liar” (2003), all published by Riverhead/Penguin. At W, he helped convert the magazine from a bimonthy broadsheet to a monthly glossy.

Anja the Liar by Thomas Moran