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The Morris Family
The Morris Family: An American History chronicles the people, personalities, and achievements of one strand of the Morris family line. The family story begins on the North American continent in 1664 with the first public record of emigrating ancestor John Morris in New Haven, Connecticut. Over the next 12 generations, the Morris family tree spread in every direction, from New England to California to the Midwest and Southwest regions of the United States. Members of the Morris family fought in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and both World Wars. They were part of America's Westward Expansion, the Industrial Revolution, and the Great Depression. They built strong bonds of faith and family and found security and stability in numerous financial pursuits. In this way, they sought, found, and lived the American dream. This is their story.
Letters
Letters: Michael Morris and Concrete Poetry profiles artist Michael Morris during the period between 1964 and 1971. The book has a particular focus on concrete poetry, considered as perhaps the first global art movement, springing up in South and North America, Japan and Europe in the mid to late 1950s. Recognising the potential of concrete poetry as an area that included design, poetry, architecture, art, and communications, Morris co-curated an important exhibition of Concrete Poetry at the University of British Columbia Fine Arts Gallery in 1969. It presented a selection of Morris' large ?Letter” paintings and a selection of international concrete poetry from the period.
True Crime Stories of Horrible Criminals
From the very beginning of creation, along with good, evil also arrived in the world. Evil is a broad-meaning word that can include all kinds of wrongdoings like lying, theft, various types of crime, murder, rape, corruption, etc. Why does a person become a criminal? People interpret this question differently, but it is almost impossible to pinpoint a single solid reason for it. Many people say that the home environment is responsible for this. Many people blame poverty. Many people blame illiteracy. But it has been seen that all kinds of people—poor, rich, educated, uneducated—have been found involved in crime. Seeing this, it is certain that the reasons given by experts are or are not responsible for this. Overall, crime has also been mixed with society in every round. As the saying goes, sometimes the criminal is present in the house itself. This has also been proven to be true. The book presents the heart-wrenching true stories of some of the most heinous global criminals and their crimes. After reading these stories, it can be decided that bad deeds have bad consequences.
Stories of Heinous Criminal Minds
The crimes detailed in the anthology span a spectrum of horror, from serial killings and mass murders to complex schemes of fraud and deception. The narratives unfold with cinematic vividness, painting scenes of terror, despair, and the relentless pursuit of justice. Readers are taken on a roller-coaster ride of suspense and horror as they navigate the chilling details of each criminal's atrocities. One of the strengths of the anthology lies in its meticulous research and documentation of true crime events. Each story is carefully crafted with a commitment to accuracy, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the criminal cases and the subsequent investigations. The result is ...
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Indie Bites
INDIE BITES. Fourteen diverse tales that showcase the hidden talent bubbling away in the 'indie' scene. Featuring psychotic arsonists, insufferable bureaucracy, werewolves, porn stars and child murdering skeletons (amongst other things), this book really does contain something for everyone! Includes stories by Jonathan Hill, Frank Mundo, David Staniforth, Johnny Heisenberg, Virginia Poole, Dan Holloway, Marcus Pailing, Sandra Giles, Will MacMillan Jones, Bernie Morris, Ethereal, Michael Scott, Steve Roach & Simon Schild and MT McGuire.
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Annals of Iowa
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