Caitlin Moran

Caitlin Moran is a bestselling author, award-winning screenwriter and one of the UK’s most respected columnists. Becoming a columnist at The Times at just eighteen years old, Caitlin has built an acclaimed career combining social commentary with humour. Known for her passionate activism, Caitlin explores themes ranging from feminism to modern culture and society. A versatile speaker, she is a fantastic addition to conferences, corporate events and thought-leadership programmes.

At just fifteen, Caitlin won The Observer’s Young Reporter of the Year competition, showcasing her natural talent for storytelling. A year later, she published her debut novel, 'The Chronicles of Narmo', before going on to write for the influential music magazine Melody Maker. At eighteen, she continued to defy expectations, briefly presenting the pop show 'Naked City' on Channel 4 and becoming an official weekly columnist for The Times. Alongside this, Caitlin published several bestselling books, beginning with  'How to Be a Woman', which later won Book of the Year at the Galaxy National Book Awards. 

Caitlin later released titles such as 'Moranthology', 'Moranifesto', 'How to Be Famous' and 'More Than a Woman'. She also co-wrote the Channel 4 television series 'Raised by Wolves' with her sister, which won the Rose d'Or Award for Best Sitcom. She later adapted her hit book 'How to Build a Girl' into a feature film, starring Beanie Feldstein and Emma Thompson. Her latest publication came in 2026, with her memoir 'How to Be Hopeful', where she explored her journey from ‘peak despair’ to renewed hope.

Caitlin has received numerous industry accolades, including being named both Critic of the Year and Interviewer of the Year at the British Press Awards. She is also a regular presence across television, radio and wider media. In 2026, she appeared on several major podcasts, including 'Begin Again with Davina McCall', 'Rosebud' with Gyles Brandreth and 'Pete Wicks: Man Made'. Her distinctive perspective and candid approach continue to make her a prominent commentator on contemporary culture and society.

Blending social commentary with humour, Caitlin Moran is a compelling speaker who delivers thought-provoking insights that engage audiences from all backgrounds. With decades of experience as a journalist, author, screenwriter and broadcaster, she offers a unique perspective on feminism, politics, modern culture and society. Known for tackling complex and often challenging subjects with candour, Caitlin ensures conversations remain accessible. To secure Caitlin Moran for your next event, contact Champions Speakers!