Kevin: 5344 books

In this five-session, video-based small group guide, Kevin Gerald invites you on a journey of seeing your life through the lens of God’s goodness and favor. Through this experience you will take a fresh look around you with eyes that cut through the daily distortions to see the undeniable and extravagant...

THE MOST HAUNTED COUNTY IN AMERICA The far southwest corner of Pennsylvania looks on the surface to be a pleasant rolling, river-cut landscape carpeted with vegetation and trees. But underneath is a bloody history and a supernatural reality brimming with ghosts, aliens, unknown creatures –...

In his latest book, leading educator and author Kevin Kumashiro takes aim at the current debate on educational reform, paying particular attention to the ways that scapegoating public school teachers, teacher unions, and teacher educators masks the real, systemic problems. He convincingly demonstrates...

"In his new book, Kevin Myers manages to restory the centrality of Irish efforts in WWI to our national life." - John Paul McCarthy, The Irish Times In this powerful work Kevin Myers details Ireland's intimate involvement with one of the greatest conflicts in human history, the First...

A social historical reading of Hemingway through the lens of race William Faulkner has long been considered the great racial interrogator of the early-twentieth-century South. In Hemingway, Race, and Art, author Marc Kevin Dudley suggests that Ernest Hemingway not only shared Faulkner’s racial...

Kevin J. O'Conner's tenth book of poetry, 8: Eight-word Poems is a collection of nearly 700 eight-word poems written in August 2017 as a creative challenge. These short, often haiku-like verses range from the whimsical to the profound, covering many points in between. They frequently capture life's...

Part 1 of award-wining poet Kevin Shlosberg's coming-of-age poetry arc "To Say This is the Way One Man Went." This collection of memoir-like poetry chronicles his continental travels and relationship debacles. This poetry is not center-justified, if you know what I mean. Heavy...

Part 2 of award-wining poet Kevin Shlosberg's coming-of-age poetry arc "To Say This is the Way One Man Went." 20+ poems either inspired by or hijacked from the dreaming mind. It's not center-justified poetry, if you know what I mean. Rich in imagery. Light in rhyme. Topics covered include...

Part 3 of award-wining poet Kevin Shlosberg's coming-of-age poetry arc "To Say This is the Way One Man Went."These poems chart the author's journey from clinical depression to spiritual ease, but with a twist.This poetry is not center-justified, if you know what I mean. Heavy...

 "Quotes to becoming a stronger advocate for manhood are at your fingers". The Man Reference Book is the perfect quick reference guide for any maturing male that wants to strengthen his life intellectually, mentally and spiritually. But, ultimately maintaining and enhancing his knowledge...

Set in the beautiful, often uncompromising isolation of the central plains of North America, Kevin Patterson’s haunting stories explore the extent to which geography is destiny. In "Les is More" an overweight bartender determines to break the monotony of his life by curling up in a steel...

REFUSAL TO REMAIN INVISIBLE is the fifth collection of poems by Kevin J. O'Conner, following 2014's SEPARATION ANXIETY and JOURNALISM, 2015's THE IMPERFECT DOCUMENT and QUIET ON THE OUTSIDE…, and the experimental journal 'DEAR MONDAY…' LOVE NOTES TO THE DAYS OF THE WEEK.A...

The eighth collection of poems by Kevin J. O'Conner. Arranged in six sections—Alphabet Poems I and II, Scenarios and Observations, Shadorma, Grief, and In My Bubble—the book contains a total of 94 poems, among them 'The doors on the right will open', 'Bill Bixby tongue twister', 'Quest of the missing blue Peep', and ''Be safe out there.''

The Imperfect Document is the third collection of poems by Kevin J. O'Conner, with subjects ranging from love and loss to writing, from nostalgia to art, from social commentary to drunk social media posting—all written in O'Conner's straightforward, thoughtful style.