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  1. Book III: TBA (2026) Kevin Morris is an author and the founder of Trilogies of Terror, a genre publisher. The Ripper Lives, released in 10 episodic chapters, is his debut literary work and the first in a planned trilogy of sequels to the true story of Jack the Ripper. Morris's books are available exclusively on Amazon and are FREE with Kindle ...

  2. 10 de ago. de 2015 · Author Kevin Morris has a star-studded cast reading the audiobook for White Man’s Problems, his acclaimed story collection (published December 2014). You might have already heard Matthew ...

  3. Men—both in fiction and in reality—often get a bad rap, sometimes justifiably and sometimes unfairly. While some of the characters in Kevin Morris' thought provoking and beautifully written collection, White Man's Problems, certainly deserve whatever is coming to them, many are simply struggling with the challenges and dilemmas of everyday life, no matter at what stage of life they are, or ...

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  4. 3 de ago. de 2015 · White Man’s Problems, a short-story ... On Aug. 11, White Man’s Problems makes its audiobook ... Listen to McConaughey read the first half of “Summer Farmer,” the first story in ...

  5. White Man's Problems by. ... Summer Farmer: A Story from White Man's Problems by. Kevin Morris (Goodreads Author), Matthew McConaughey (Goodreads Author) (Narrator)

  6. Men—both in fiction and in reality—often get a bad rap, sometimes justifiably and sometimes unfairly. While some of the characters in Kevin Morris' thought provoking and beautifully written collection, White Man's Problems, certainly deserve whatever is coming to them, many are simply struggling with the challenges and dilemmas of everyday life, no matter at what stage of life they are, or ...

  7. www.kirkusreviews.com › news-and-features › articlesKevin Morris | Kirkus Reviews

    8 de ene. de 2015 · The book’s opening story, “Summer Farmer,” shares a title with a Cheever story. Morris also was taken with how Cheever used a lengthy poetic sentence near the end of another tale. Morris’ “Summer Farmer” connects the viewpoints of its two characters—a wealthy man and an elevator operator—with just such a poetic longer interlude.