Bøger af Shawn Kerivan

When Rance's Vaughn's life of peaceful inebriation is violently interrupted, he learns that his past is like a rash that won't go away. His ex-wife's criminal activity pulls him into an international plot called SHAKESPEARE that threatens the national security of America, and drags him on a chase that leads from his Boston home to Paris, the steppes of Kazakhstan, and Ireland. Along the way Rance learns the shocking truths from a past he thought he'd buried long ago, from sins he thought were forgiven. Iago's Fool is a fast-paced, adventure thriller with an unlikely hero finding his way through a deadly world he's not prepared to inhabit. Iago's Fool is an intellectual, anti-Bond novel with real, flawed characters swept up in events they cant control.

A primer which teaches a lot about what can be learned in a Master of Fine Arts in Writing program of study, as the author charts his work completed through such a program. He shares very valuable insights for the novice and the professional writer.

Set among the hardscrabble lives of people struggling to survive emotionally, culturally, and economically, Name the Boy: Short Stories reveals the small victories and crushing realities of lives lived on the edge of terror and redemption. The characters of Name the Boy--fathers and sons, wives and husbands, families and friends--find themselves at crossroads, faced with decisions that could cost them more than they dreamed. Yet despite the rough outcomes, these characters find grace and humor in their lives.

Into one of the premier ski and vacation destinations of the United States stepped author Shawn Kerivan and his wife, Chantal, when they opened their small B&B in Stowe, Vermont, in November of 2000. In this engaging and eclectic memoir, the author describes the challenges of running a small business, providing for a young family, and reconciling the dream of becoming a writer. A Brief History of Innkeeping in the 21st Century brings readers on an unexpected journey through the Green Mountains of Vermont as seen through the unusual lens of an artist-businessman and writer-innkeeper.