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Glenn Morris to Read at The Legendary Four Stories
Boston architect and author Glenn Morris will be reading from his novel, Obligation for Justice, at Four Stories at the Middlesex Lounge on Monday, June 16th at 6:30 PM. Also reading that night will be authors Tim Parrish, Celeste Ng and Margaret Zamos-Monteith.
Four Stories is a literary series bridging Greater Boston’s nightlife and arts community (and now Osaka’s and Tokyo’s, too!). Each event is held in a club, bar, or lounge, and features appearances from some of the most acclaimed authors in the nation, all reading their work under a unified theme. It was founded by the writer Tracy Slater. For 2014, Four Stories in the U.S. is being run by the devastatingly sexy Tim Huggins and the peerless knockout Sari Boren!
The idea: to bring writers and readers, intellectuals and club-goers, friends and interested people together in a more upscale environment than a bookstore, … Read More »
BRIX Nantucket to host Glenn Morris on June 21st, 5-7 PM
BRIX Wine Shop Nantucket and Bainbridge Editions will be hosting architect and author Glenn Morris for a wine tasting and book signing on June 21st from 5-7PM.
BRIX Nantucket is located on 1 Windy Way (on Surfside Road across from the Muse) on Nantucket.
Four Stories Returns June 16th
The renowned reading series Four Stories will be returning on June 16th, 2014 and Glenn Morris will be appearing as one of the four authors, including:
Margaret Zamos-Monteith, a teacher and writer whose work has appeared in BOMB, Fugue, Gargoyle, Evergreen Review, and the podcast series Fiction for Driving Across America.
Celeste Ng, winner of the Pushcart Prize and author of the novel Everything I Never Told You, forthcoming in June 2014 from Penguin Press.
Tim Parrish, author of Fear and What Follows: The Violent Education of a Christian Racist, a Memoir; The Jumper, a novel; and Red Stick Men, short stories.
Four Stories (“One evening, four urban narratives”) was founded by Tracey Slater and is being managed by Tim Huggins and Sari Boren.
Please join us for Four Stories Boston’s 2014 Summer Event on Monday, June 16, from 6:30-8:30pm at the Middlesex Lounge in Cambridge’s Central Square!
More info, and an email sign-up … Read More »
OfJ at NEMBF on Feb 12th
Glenn Morris will be reading from his novel, Obligation for Justice, on Tuesday evening, the 12th of February at 7PM. There will be time for some questions and mingling as well. Glenn noted: “My children grew up in this bookstore, so it will be a thrill to read from my own book there.”
Obligation for Justice Reading at Lynn Museum and Historic Society
The Lynn Museum will be initiating it’s author reading series, “ATLAS Author Talk, Lecture and Signing”, with Glenn Morris as its first author, on Thursday evening, 12 December at 7PM at the museum, 590 Washington Street. Glenn’s novel, Obligation for Justice will be available for sale and he will be signing books. Folks can call (781)581-6200 or email the museum at office@lynnmuseum.org to reserve a seat.
Glenn Morris at Indie Event at Wellesley Books, October 3rd
Glenn Morris, author of Obligation for Justice will be reading and meeting readers at an indie publishing event being held at Wellesley Books on Thursday evening, 3 October from 6 to 8 PM.
Rebecca Boyd, Fiction Editor at Post Road Magazine said, “Obligation for Justice is a compelling journey of the heart, replete with rich romance, mystery, intrigue, and finally, retribution you will root for. Every turn of the plot reflects what’s at stake for Ben Holt, a man who has separated from his brother, his first love, and the terrain he knows best along the north shore of Boston to pursue an international career in architecture. It’s not so much the external action and intrigue that drives this book as it is its authentic spirit and vulnerable interior voice. It is a thriller that will grab you from the get-go … Read More »
Glenn Morris Reads From Obligation for Justice at Newtonville Books on October 21st at 7 PM
Returning to his “home bookstore”, Glenn Morris will be reading from Obligation for Justice, answering questions and signing his book on Monday, October 21st at 7 PM.
Tim Huggins, the founder and former owner of Newtonville Books offered his own enthusiastic review of Obligation for Justice: “What John Grisham did in bringing the legal world into the world of novels and thrillers, Glenn Morris does so for the world of architecture in Obligation for Justice. And he does much more. His is a novel that transcends the thriller genre as it bestows rich stories of boyhood and brothers, of lingering neighborhood rivalries, of first and lasting loves, and of the impact of betrayals in how we view ourselves and our world. It is a novel full of three dimensional characters who stand on the page living the moments that shape … Read More »